Upper Darby High School - Oak Yearbook (Upper Darby, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1949 volume:

PUBLISHED BY ifr... Apwircfi To the spirit of gay adventure and staunch determination typical of the ’49ers of old, we proudly dedicate this yearbook. A single century has passed since our forefathers braved the treacherous unknown and pushed on to brighter horizons in their search for gold. A full century—in which our progress has been measured by radios, telephones, airplanes, and countless other modern inventions which are characteristic of our present atomic age. In 1849, each individual, as he sought his share of the wealth, was forced to surmount innumerable obstacles to achieve his goal. Many en thusiastic men were never to reach California; yet these same men were to become the founders of new settlements, thereby broadening and advancing the spread of civilization in our country. We, too, are ’49ers. We, too, are possessed with the same spirit that obsessed our ancestors, and we, too, are seeking wealth. Yet, we are striving for a wealth more precious than gold—an enduring, satisfying wealth in which we may find happiness, health, and above all peace. Many of us will also be attracted by seemingly more important things. Yet, there will be a significant few who will struggle on, fighting against every obstacle until the goal is attained. This ’49er, our cheerful, wizened character, is going to escort you through the pages of this book, which reflect our gay moments along with our serious ones. Six miles from Philadelphia’s City Hall is a progressive and fast ex- panding business section known as Sixty-Ninth Street. Around this core covering an area of 7x l square miles, is the township of Upper Darby. In this community arc about 75,000 people, brought within easy reach of Philadelphia and outlying residential sections by an extensive trans- portation network. Upper Darby has seen an almost phenomenal growth in population within the last ten years, and day by day new measures are being taken to provide for this increase. The well-known Hi-Top Country Club was converted into a colony of duplex apartments in the fall of this year. Week by week lots are dis- appearing to make way for construction work. Plans are being prepared for a new high school, as well as for several new grade schools. The Sixty- Ninth Street business section is expanding, too, and now extends up Long Lane. Throughout Upper Darby and the surrounding vicinities new settle- ments are cropping up—proof of progress in an ever-progressive world. - Seven COLLEGE Op all the courses that the high school offers, the College Preparatory Course enrolls over half the student body. The scientific section is the most popular part of this course. It prepares the student for nursing, engineering, medicine, and other scientific jobs. Experience is obtained from working in the laboratory and by seeing actual specimens. Besides the sciences, four years of English are required and some students take at least one foreign language. All scientific students are required to take two years of algebra and one year of plane geometry. PREPARATORY The Academic Course is especially designed for those who plan to further their education in accredited colleges, specializing in law, theology, education, social work, and the like. Requirements for completing this course include history, foreign languages, English, with a sprinkling of mathematics and science. Through their participation in a course composed of such a variety of subjects, students are encouraged to cultivate an interest and knowledge in many fields to prepare for living in a cultural and practical world. COMM Upper Darby can be justly proud of its Commercial Course. Approxi- mately one-third of the student body elect one of the curricula of this course. The course offers these curricula: General Business, Accounting, Salesmanship, Stenography, and Distributive Education. This specialisation actually begins in the eleventh grade. In the ninth grade, where a choice is first made of the course one is to follow, all Commercial students take Commercial Arithmetic and Junior Business Training. In the tenth grade, all arc required to take Bookkeeping I. Those who find Bookkeeping to their liking may go on with the Accounting Course. Not many of the students choose to continue this rigorous course. Many of the girls and a very few boys take up the Steno- graphic Course. Stenography itself is a difficult and time-consuming subject. One can always identify a Stenographic student by her constant application to her notebook. She uses every spare minute to keep up with her practice. E RCIAL The persons taking this course are qualified to become A-l stenographers. The hope of every girl, of course, is to become a private secretary. Other students elect Salesmanship. Here they are schooled in the rudiments of the selling business. They study Merchandise, Sales and Advertising, Commercial Law and Office Machines, Retail Selling, and other pertinent subjects. Those who feel that they wish to prepare for General Office work elect the General Business Course. At the end of the eleventh year, students are permitted to elect Distributive Education. Students other than Commercial ones may elect this course. These boys and girls, numbering usually between twenty'five and thirty, spend approximately half their time in class work and half in some actual job. Both their class room instruction and their on-the'job training is directed by Mr. Joseph Rhile. Upper Darby boasts one of the most inclusive and largest Commercial Courses in the suburbs. ARTS The Arts and Crafts course is designed to meet the needs of practical minded students who wish to have an education that will fit them for employ ment in a particular trade or profession immediately upon graduation from high school. The course has five divisions including agriculture, metal and wood skills, music, home economics, and art. CRAFTS The student may choose any one of this group, and by so doing can be assured of getting useful knowledge in his chosen field. In addition to his specialized work, the Arts and Crafts student must carry a minimum of six hours of work in subjects which are directly related to his vocation. Required subjects included in the curriculum during the three years on the hill are English, general and American history, applied mathematics, economic biology, applied science, and consumer problems. Mr. Vanlcer I. Bond explains «o Ann Bowman, Norm Ay Adclizzi, and Henry Dimmler where the new building is to be. Silling: Vanleer I. Bond, Mrs. Stephen B. Sweeney, Dr. George G. Dilworth, John H. Frazier, Mrs. Alfred T. Adelizzi; Dr. J. Vernon Elbon. Standing: W. Harry Schaffer, Stewart B. Harkness, John C. Parry, John H. Tyson, Dr. Edgar B. Cale, R. Winfield Baile. BOARD OF EDUCATION We gratefully acknowledge the work of the members of the School Board, who have unselfishly devoted so much of their time to the betterment of the Upper Darby school system. During this past year their keynote has been Build! Build!! Build!!! The Board condemned ground on which to build three grade schools, and architects are now busily working on the plans for these schools, in addition to completing the plans for the long-awaited addition to our high school. These plans arc expected to include modern science laboratories, new class- rooms, a new library, gymnasium and cafeteria. The Board has also drawn up and adopted salary sched- ules for the professional and non-professional employees. These programs provide definite steps for salary increases based on experience and education. The work accomplished during this past year by our School Board assures us that during the years that lie ahead, we shall be proud to say, “I am an Upper Darby graduate.” SUPERINTENDENT Few of us enjoy direct contact with Mr. John H. Tyson, superintendent of schools, but those who do can see in his pleasant smile and quiet dignity a concern for all high school students. His friendly and affable “Well, how is it going today? has become a familiar lunchtime greeting to countless Upiditcs. His interest in Upper Darby youth is plainly evident in the projects he has supported. Mr. Tyson has been instrumental in planning for a bigger and better high school to accommodate students. In addition to his administrative duties at Upper Darby, Mr. Tyson has as- sumed an important position in the community. Early this year he was appointed chairman of the New Forum Series, which has been planned to promote greater understanding of world problems. He has included in this program, at various times throughout the year, high school speakers in an attempt to learn the feeling of youth with regard to important issues. The positions to which Mr. Tyson has been elected in state organizations show the esteem in which he is held in the Commonwealth. MR. JOHN H. TYSON PRINCIPAL DR. JAMES E. NANCARROW As OUR LAST year of high school draws to a close, one man in particular comes to mind in our long list of pleasant associations—our principal, Dr. James E. Nancarrow. He has gained the confidence and respect of all through his interest and participa tion in school activities. We recall his enthusiasm at the Lower Mcrion football game, and his oft- quoted comment, There's no school I'd rather beat than Lower Merion' ... the vigor with which he threw the baseball at the first game of the season . . . his hearty laughter, booming voice and funny stories. Glancing at the more serious side of his nature, we once again remember his sincerity in praising our carol singing the day preceding the Christmas vaca- tion, and the pride with which he spoke of the school's standing locally and nationally. He has always made us want to bring more glory and honor to Upper Darby by setting his own support of our dramatic, musical and publication activities as an example. The high ideals with which Dr. Nancarrow inspired us have not only been characteristic of Purple and Gold tradition but of American prin- ciples as well. The pause that refreshes. Sixteen FACULTY MEMBERS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Two� , Miss Mallon, Miss Luketu, Mr. Tyson, Mr. Holme . Dr. Nancarrow. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Barlieb, Mr. Coffey, Mr . Abrams, Mr. Wood, Mr. Grim- melt, Mr. Shenk, Mr. Brooke, Mr. Wike, Mr. Andersen, Mr. Billingslea. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Staled: Miss Reed, Miss Weil, Miss Yerkes, Miss Gaukrodgcr, Miss Koch, Mrs. Slick, Mrs. DeFuria, Miss Weimer. Stand- ing: Mr. Miller, Miss Mowry, Mrs. Kishbaugh, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Morris, Mr. Noel. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Clugston, Mi� Goodman, Mr. Stermer, Mi� Taylor, Mi� � Chrisman, Miw Grunberg, Mi� � Noble. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ironI to Rear: Mr. Minacci, Mr. Milne, Mr. Forsgard, Mi� Garen, Mr. Bernardino, Mi� � Kerr, Mr. King, Mi� � Geiger, Mis Richards, Mrs. Dane- hower, Mr. Rhile, Mr. Schwartz. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. McDonnell. Mr. Twoes, Mr. Wolfgang, Mr. Brosiu� , Mr. Diehl, Mr. LeCates, Mr. Bram- all, Mr. Shull. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Doane, Mr. Haupt, Dr. Dengler. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Miss Biuuit, Miss Lcaman. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Foster, Miss Miller, Miss Breese. ART DEPARTMENT Miss Kingsley INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Geyer, Mr. Packer, Mr. Le Cates, Mr. Hoehler. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Lower. Mr. Harer, Miss Sommerfield, Mr. Culver, Mr. Stevens. Seated: Mr. Strange, Mr. Retnley, Mr. Neff, Mr. Kehl. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Bottom Row: Mr. Loeb, Mr. Herzog, Mr. Thompson, Miss Bosler. Top Row: Mrs. Wolsten- holme, Mrs. Westervelt. MEMORIAM WARREN A. BROSIUS The staff of the Oak respectfully dedicates this page to Warren A. Brosius, who served as the last principal (1917-1918) in the little red school house and con- tinued as head of the mathematics department in the present building until his sudden death in his classroom, December 9, 1948. Mr. Brosius watched the growth of Upper Darby High School in the intervening years, and by his unselfish service and his unquestionable loyalty helped build its prestige as it took its place among the larger suburban schools. In a memorial service following Mr. Brosius's death, Ann Brenner, a senior, paid tribute to his “straight forwardness and simplicity” and to his “influence over many classes of boys and girls who benefited greatly by his patient teaching.” Superintendent Tyson expressed his appreciation of Mr. Brosius’s thirty-one years of service in Upper Darby High School as one of those teachers whose dominant and compelling interests in life have been devoted so completely to the welfare and growth of this institution.” The Board of School Directors of Upper Darby Township in a resolution expressed “deep appreciation for Mr. Brosius’s long period of faithful service; for his unswerving loyalty; dependability and regular attendance for more than thirty years; for his quiet modesty and courtesy; for the unusual humility with which he approached any situation; and for his sympathetic interest in the welfare of young people.” Twenty-one Art and Mis Kingsley are synonymous . . . Mr . DcFuria revels in a free period . . Miss Chrisman, yes, she really plays the violin . . . The Westervelts at home . . . Whcr there’s All-School-Show practice, there's Miss Sommerheld! . . . Careful that things don’ blow up. Professor Kehl . . . OIF for home after a hard day at school is Mrs. Abrams . . The battle for his Ph.D. over, Mr. Brainall can smile. TuvniY'ttM FACULTY Mr. Strange, adviser, and Mr. Miller, Coach, conferring over Cross-Country problems; Coach Milne in a placid but interested mood, watching a soccer game; Driver Education Instructors Thompson, Culver, McDonnell, and Wilce in a formal pose; You wouldn’t believe it, but it’s Dr. Dengler watching Color Day proceedings; Miss Mowry looks up from her scanning of the news; Mr. Brooke emphasizing a point in history; Mr. Remley, completely domesticated. OFF GUARD CAFETERIA Upon entering the kitchen of the cafeteria, one is immediately struck by its friendly atmosphere. It is difficult to associate specific tasks with each of the cafeteria workers for, as Mrs. Savanesc, a new addition to the staff comments, “Everyone docs everything. The government sale of subsidized lunches, enabling students to buy a healthful platter for twenty'two cents, has proved even more popular this year than in the past two years. The increase in luncheon sales has been due in part to the practice of printing weekly menus in The Acorn, according to the cafeteria supervisor, Mrs. Snyder. The old blackboard, which formerly held the day's menu, was replaced by a green one which cuts the glare. MAINTENANCE The tremendous task of keeping the high school clean and in good repair is taken care of by a staff of eight workers under the direction of Charles Butterworth, superintendent of buildings and grounds. Their work consists of repairing fixtures, regulating the heat, removing snow from the walks in winter, and performing count' less other odd jobs that might command their attention. Three rings of the office bell have become the recognized signal for janitorial assistance, and can be heard often throughout the school day. At the ringing of this bell, Dave Lewis, head janitor, may be seen hurrying to the office. His help may be needed to saw a re- calcitrant lock off a locker, chase a mouse from a frightened teacher's closet, or repair a broken shade. It's all in the day's work. SECRETARIES Important links in the high school set-up are the secretaries who help to make life on the hill run more smoothly. Their numerous tasks include keeping an accurate record of enrollments, grades, courses, the personal history of each individual student, inventory, and order supplies, answering parents' inquiries, making statistical reports, receiving telephone calls, and helping to mimeograph copies of notices of school events and activities. In addition, secretaries are called upon to be a kind of weather bureau, traffic court, lost and found department, mother's helper bureau, welcome stranger department, and bureau of missing persons. While there are many frantic moments in a secretary's life, there are few dull ones. Mrs. Betty Jo Apple and Mrs. Emma Banner; Miss Dorothy Cole, Mrs. Helen Tipton, Mrs. Thelma Malin, Miss Walda Corriston, and Miss Louise MacKay. CADETS Each year a group of cadet teachers joins the high school staff for a period of one semester of classroom observation and teaching. These cadets represent a number of colleges in Philadelphia and its suburbs. In September the cadet teachers numbered 25; during the second semester this figure was decreased to 15. These men and women were students at the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel Institute of Technology, West Chester State Teachers College, Villanova College, or Temple Univer- sity. Their preparation included a four-year college course in education, but before graduation, one semester of their senior year must be devoted to student teaching. The longest association with student teachers has been with those from the University of Pennsylvania, which has sent cadets to Upper Darby for a period of twenty years. Cadets are assigned to a critic teacher, and after a period of observation they assume the teaching of a class. They are with this class not longer than one report period, and then are assigned to another class on the teacher's roster. The cadet teacher, like the regular teacher, must arrive at eight-thirty in the morning, and usually leaves at three in the afternoon. His duties are many, including teaching, supervision of make-up classes, remedial work with pupils, recording marks, and marking papers. In addition, one period a day is scheduled for a non-teaching assignment, such as super- vision of the attendance department and assistance in the infirmary or library. First Semester, Bottom Row: Wandrer, Schuman, Sand- berg, Payne, Fischer, Perna, Malfitano. Second Row: Sloan, Matthews, Kitshner, Kirmse, Steele. Third Row: Kennedy, Cozza, Anderson, Klemm, Insley, Punchard. Top Row: Cottone, Cann, Croner, Siegel, Filler. Second Semester, Bottom Row: Pieper, Kezerian, Brandt. Bouseem, S. W. Fine, Reid, Jr., Matts, Sollenberger. Top Row: Hyland, Maher, Law, Rowe. T wentyseven Uppvr Darby’� hope of victory going tip in smoke. Crawlin’ at the Cranberry Crawl. The A Cappella choir backing up Dr. Dengler. Hi-Y girl looking 40 doll-ing. Upidites rest their dogs at the Dog House. The Playhouse— cene of many plea� ant afternoon pent bowling and eating . • • Senior Carnival with Bart Silverman the barker at one of many booth . . . Dick Di Fulvio receiving a fine radio as a door prize at the Steel Pier Frolic; Dave Stamper .. the M.C. Chri Hartmire, President; Jack Hawkins, Vice- President; Harry Hanley, Treasurer; Jane Eichner, Secretary. Miss Sarah Richards and Mr. Ralph Andersen, Advisers. Front Ron: C. McMullin, Eichner, Smith, Barney, Balzer. Middle Row: Richers, Me- Caff cry, Wrcnn, Hawkins. Angulo, Alton. Back Row: Schoenfeld, Warren, White, J. McMullin, Hartmire, Hanley, Miss Richards. Ticket Sellers, Kathie Roderick and Pat Naegley try their wiles on Judy Seivcr and Baldy Haines; Stage Crew for Junior Play: Kneeling: Simmons, Zang, Bawm, DeRose, Schoenfcld, MacMahon, Grey; Second Row: Richer� , Reimer, Morawski, Nichols, Hcspenheide, Grupe, Wells, Zerfing; Varsity Letter Winners: Bottom Row: Graeff, Nicholas, Marshall, Caswell, Smith; Second Row: Miller, Sarkiannis, Hanley, Webster, Smucker; Third Row: Ulmer, Malcolm, Windle, Angulo, Webb; Top Row: Dantzer, Williams; Junior Varsity Letter Win- ners: Bottom Row: Kline, Winner, Dorwart, Alton, Hartmire, Gill; Second Row: Morris Huebner, Schuettler, Sarikianos, Tuzio, Hallrtt, Grey; Top Row: Banks, Barney, Wilt, Warren, Hauslein, Haly, McElfresh, Wilson; Distinguished Honor Roll: Bottom Row: Morris, Marked, Wigfield, Swadhout, Kirkpatrick; Second Row: Pennock, Harmer, Dietrich, White; Top Row: Newmark, Rensch, Cole; Girls’ Basketball Champs: Bottom Row: Winner, Hallett, Grimley; Top Row: Marshall, McClenaghan, Graboyes. JUNIORS --- - — • • —■ ■ — — — -•—- “ft' ••• •••• • %� � «•• Champ : Bottom Row: Grovolo, Dantzer; Second Row: Quinn, Birch, Stott; Top Row: Reid, Davit, Scavitto; Jean Wigfield and Joan Carlton sorting costumes for the Junior Play; Harry Whitesall at the Junior Carnival. etM Ud� 3 Thirty'two THE SOPHOMORES Jack Hcnn, Treasurer; Gil Boehringcr, Presi- dent; Betty Blythe, Secretary; Harold Haabe- stadt, Vice President. Mrs. Edna Danehowcr and Mr. John Diehl, popular sophomore class advisers. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Bottom Row: Fritz, Haabestad, Boehringcr, Blythe, Henn, Fromm. Second Row: Schumacher, Earl, Han- ford, Rollins, Cale, Kaestner. Top Row: Shute, Craw- ford, Burkholder, Clark, Cottrell, Moses, Wilson, Schwindt. SOPHOMORES Magazine Prize Winner , Sealed: Kleindeinst, Compton. Merkel, Leathern. Standing: Chatten, Rutter, Morris, Morrison, Deitze. Managers of Winning Home Room: Betty Blythe and Bud Haabestad. Winning Home Room: Room 227. Distinguished Honor Roll, Bottom Row: Paul, Pennypacker, Garverich, Hendrickson, MacCloughan, Henson, Payonscck. Second Ron: Mollit, Morrison, Schiclds, Hanford, Romano. Third Row: Gratz, Moskowitz, Smith. Top Row: Lipsctt, Brenner, Henn, Haabestad; Color Captains: Collins, Roselle, Earl, Grupe; Baskebtall Champs Seated: I.ipsett, Mollard, Baun. Standing: Stanley, Turner. Thirty-four Memories: Warren Grupe, Master of Ceremonies at the Sophomore Party, and Vivian Hanford, Poetess; Barbara Hughes, Dancer at the Party. Varsity Letter Winners, Bottom Row: Collins, Menke, Cale. Second Row: Wilson, Merriken. Top Row: Oschwald, Hertler. Intramural Class Basketball Champs, Bottom Row: Smoker, Cale, Kramer. Second Row: Sadler, Felici. Top Row: Sisto, Lenhard, Moses. Thirty-five Dr. Nancarrow giving ihc oath of office to the officer for the second semester—Ertel, Hawkins, Hirsch, Martin, Dougherty. Officer for both semesters. Bottom Row: Hawkins, Friedmann, Ertel, Duncan, Hirsch, W. Dougherty. Second Row: Martin, Adams, C. Dougherty. Top Row: Brenner, HufFard, Harkins, Silverman. Duncan •� R � ' cftc|, Du Witt� Stcond M,nIC ’ an Larson.J’ l na d, $ Co«np'pn; . .ip� «tt ST� --- STUDENT This year's live-wire Student Council has carried through plans involving a school store mapped out but never begun by previous Council groups. Purple and Gold Porkpie hats and yellow soft lead pencils were sold to raise funds for store operation. Clean-up squads from Student Council helped improve the appearance of the athletic field, and even inaugurated a system to improve cafeteria conditions. This ar- rangement included the services of eight volunteer workers to patrol the lunchroom and check the in- difference of students failing to replace eating uten- sils or to dispose of paper. A new function was given to the club committee, —that of working in cooperation with the faculty guidance committee. The name of this committee has subsequently been changed to the Club-Guidance Committee. The work of this group has been to act as escorts to new students and librarians in the college catalogue department. The Scholarship Com- mittee, too, has proved especially active. First semester work included the building up of scholar- ship recognition through the posting and announce- ment of the names of distinguished honor roll stu- dents. Second semester activity, however, was directed toward eliminating ill-feeling caused by honor roll ratings. Upper Darby was represented at Council Associa- tion meetings at Coatesville and Ridley Township high schools by members and advisers. GOVERNMENT Carol Dougherty talk over plans for tutoring for the midyear exams with Miss Mallon. Tutor—Elinor Parry Student—Bc:s Reynold Dot Adams, chairman of the Social Committer plans for an after-game dance with members of her committee and the Inter-School Re- lations Committee. Anne Janda, Carolyn Kil- dare, Phyllis Felici, Dot Adams, Miss Good- man, Marlene Compton, and Diana Ccvallo. Sam Ertel’s committee sells colorful pork pie hats for the council. John Harkins, Sam Ertel, Ann Bowman, and Howard Hallett. Thirty-nine UPI-DAH Circle: Ann Bowman, editor; and Miss Gaukrodger, adviser. Literary Staff, right: sitting—Ado. Helffrich, Bn I er, Goodman, Bowman, Dougherty, Cook, Richers, Sessinger; Standing: McKeevcr, Chambers, Os- dal, Martin, McCune, Swarthout, Sharpe, Tail, Phillips, Rensch. Art Staff, Mow: sitting—Pennypack- er, Webster, Moore. Zimmerman; Back Row: Sessinger, Rasmussen, Han- ling, Aldin, Clements, Miss Kingsley. “The best Upi-Dah in years —that's what both students and faculty members said of the '49 issues of UD's semi-annual magazine. Full of poems, stories, essays, and illustrations, the Upi-Dah provided pleasurable moments for its readers and publication opportunities for its contributors. A sixteen-page parody on the Reader's Digest, which appeared in the January edition, proved to be especially popular because of its novel and humorous treatment. With something to satisfy the taste of each reader, the Upi-Dah brought an accolade of praise to editor Ann Bowman, adviser Miss Edith Gaukrodger, and the art and literary staffs. Forty With editor Diana Cavalk) and advisers Paul K. Noel and Mrs. Eleanor Kishbaugh at the helm, the staff of the 1949 Oak has endeavored to produce a verbal and pictorial record of high school life. The Oak has been the traditional name of the yearbook, stemming from a sentimental attachment to the oak tree that once graced the school grounds. It was struck by lightning in the late ”20”s, however, and has never been replaced. The close cooperation of the literary, art, photography, typing and business staffs has enabled The Oak to win All-American and first place honors frequently. It has served as a record of clubs, sports, drama, music and class activities, and includes data regarding faculty members and the entire graduating class. Sally Hinkle, art editor, and her capable staff have helped to make the ”49 yearbook an attractive and artistic one. OAK Left: Literary Staff: Bottom Row: Dickert, Aronoff, Knutzen, Cavallo, Dolcemore, Loughry. Second Row: Parry, Kachmarik, Kirk, Schofield, Nagy. Top Row: Drake. Haines, Stallsmith, Di Fulvio, Harris. Art Staff, Sittini: Wells, Webster, Hinkle, DeVincentis, Trelease. Standing: Cartledge, Nowak, Weinert, Armold, Zimmerman, Aldin, Madison. Below, Photographic Staff: Kneeling: Atchison, Kile, Shull. Standing: Sandberg, Tabor, Little. Circle: Advisers Kishbaugh and Noel confer with Editor Cavallo Forty'one What's news around Upper Darby? Whatever' in The Acorn, the town crier of Upper Darby High School! For twenty- one years The Acorn has been an important part of student life on the hill. It has also been considered a top notch newspaper throughout the nation: witness its long list of awards. The National Scholastic Press Association rated The Acorn All-American this year; the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association rated it first place; and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association gave it the top rating of Medalist. The Acorn also carried off a George H. Gallup award in national competition, and individual writing awards went to twenty-one of its reporters. The newspaper has been under the able supervision of Mrs. Carroll S. Slick for the past five years. Heading the editorial board for the 48-49 season was hard-working Henry Dimmler. Editor Dimmler and one of his associates, Norma Adelizzi, with Mrs. Slick, the adviser. Silling: Nosanow, Lenham, Adelizzi, Dimmler, Loux, Pearson, Benedict. Second Row: Ramsdcll, Landis, Wigfield, Roderick, Litty. McNamara, Brenner, MacMullen, Kurz, Gill. Third Row: Culbert, Short, Tarleton, Seigel, Herbert, Kerr, McMullin, Sugg, Eichner, De- Turk. Hicks THE ACORN Bottom Left, Silting: Haibach, DeVincentis, Short. Standing: Moore, HelflFrich, Stait, Clements, Miss Kingsley. Bottom Right, Sitting: Leeworth, Dimmler. Standing: Nosanow, Lenham, Desjardins, DeVincen- tis, Benedict, Pearson, Loux, Adelizzi. Forty-two Bottom Row: Marion Alieva; Audrey Steinman; Gert- rude Lecworth, President; Marjorie Gowcn, Secretary; Margarctta Turkington, Manager; Nancy Rodger; Evelyn Bradford; Shirley Hawk. Second Row: Teresa Ziviello; Alva McClenaghan; Ruth Rambo; Joan Tyler; Jeanne Groves; Joan Hudson; Doris Frame; Jean Geigelman. Top Row: Dorothy Sweeney; Jean Hudson; Marjorie Huff; Miss Kerr. An unusually efficient and industrious business staff, PUBLICATIONS 3USINESS TYPING headed by Joan Desjardins, and with Mr. Clayton Shcnk as adviser, is responsible for the financial stability of UD publications this year. The duties of this group include soliciting advertising, promoting subscription sales, arranging for senior sittings, and exchanging publications with other schools. The typing staff, under the leadership of Gertrude Leeworth and Miss Lucretia Kerr, spends long hours after school typing copy for all three publications. Members of this organization num- ber twenty-one, with Margie Gowen serving as secretary, and Margaretta Turkington as manager. Bottom Row: Mr. Shenk, Borgard, Desjardins, Dohan, Parry. Second Row: Garverich, Shields, Smith, Cowan, Dietrich. Top Row: Greeley, Zimmerman, White, Pennick, Zcrfing, Mar- kert. Top: Vivion Dolccmore ond Corolc Brunner, soloists for the A Coppclla. Left: Carolyn Kildare ond Dolly Aronoff at the Herculean task of re organizing the music library Right: District Bond Members. Sitting: Napolctano, Kirk- potrick, Croft, Brier. Standing: Lone, Kingsley, Dietzc, Hagy, Crawford. Circle: Gene Magowon, accompanist for the A Cappello ond Choral Club. Below: A Coppello sing- ing at Annapolis. Bottom Row: Dolcemore, Brown, Ztlimky, McMullin, Hardy, Kildare, Magowan, Dr. Clyde Dcnglcr, Brunner, President; Schofield, Shearn, Peterson, Rowan, Zimmer- man, Stanco. Second Row: Gcntner, Damon, I andis, Reimer, Richer� , Knut en, Bowman, Mathias, Heacock, Wagner, Aronoff, Priebe, Chambers, Salter, McCormick, Schoenfeld, Oakley. Third Row: Barksdale, Gerhard Dr. Dengler in a characteristic pose. Inglis, Thrush, Smith, Keagy, Kirk, Slawter, Carlson, McCucn, Swarthout, Cummings, Tait, Petitgout, Shcttler, Mangigian. Fourth Row: Rasch, Klein, Rutledge, Hclff- rich, Ewing, Short, Young, Thaete, Nagy, Stallsmith, White, Lawrence, Gayley, Loper. Top Row: McGowan, Hcspenhide, Edwards, Caswell, Hicks, Maxwell, Hotch- kiss, Speers, Allen. Under the incomparable guidance of Dr. Clyde R. Dengler, the A Cappclla Choir this year proved that high school choirs are able to sing extremely difficult selections, if they have the proper enthusiasm and guidance. This group was chosen last spring by Dr. Dengler on the basis of a vocal test and membership in the Choral Club. The limelight this year was on the choir as it par- ticipated in the Convention of the Eastern Division of the National Music Educators, held in Baltimore, Mary- land. For two and a half months the choir diligently worked on a very difficult program of contemporary music. Re- wards were in order, though, for when March 9, finally arrived and the program was given, it was acclaimed the top ranking performance of the convention. The choir was further recompensed by a surprise visit to the United States Naval Academy. Here a program of contemporary and classical music was given. Besides presenting several radio broadcasts and making recordings, the choir appeared at Wanamaker's, Bywood Women’s Club, Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church, Drexel Hill United Presbyterian Church, University of Pennsyl- vania, Girard College and in many of Upper Darby's assemblies. Forty-five A4 au. U C auteur . 4 K Uto. tau e out {toice in Ifojice t44AAMu)f The Choral Club is one of Upper Darby High Schools largest organizations as well as one of its most active. This year it was composed of 492 voices, 78 boys and 414 girls. The overwhelming popularity and interest in the club is due to its capable director, Dr. Clyde R. Dengler. Among its numerous activities were two major concerts, the annual Christmas Concert and the Easter Concert. The Steel Pier Frolic was also produced under the auspices of the club. This year’s officers contributed a great deal to the Choral Club's successful year. Gene Magowan acted as president; Jackie Mathias, vice-president; Bob Spears, treas- urer; and Irene Schwietzer as secretary. ORCHESTRA U. D.’ orchestra, glad for a few minute ’ respite from practice to pose for their pic- ture; Director Haupt in a familiar rehearsal pose, ready to call forth sweet music (he hopes). Once again under the baton of Mr. David D. M. Haupt, UD's orchestra showed considerable improvement over recent years. Building around the small nucleus that remained after last year's graduation, Mr. Haupt took a great many inexperienced players and molded them into a harmonious group. The orchestral highlights of the year were the fine performances given at the annual Christmas concert, and in a concert with Lansdowne. Mary Behrens, cellist, and Bess Reynolds, violist, represented the Purple and Gold in the All-State Orchestra. Mary also appeared as soloist with the orchestra in a radio broadcast. Mr. Haupt claims that the outstanding work of this season's orchestra can be attributed to the intensive musical program begun in community grade schools. Fortyeight Popular Director Robert Doane ready to give the signal for his band to swing into action; rehearsal indoors for the band, a welcome change from marching on the field in cold weather. Because of the innovations brought about by its conscientious con- ductor, Robert A. Doane, the band has become one of the most respected organizations in the school. The near-perfection of the color guard, the snap of- the drum majorettes, and the euphony of the band itself were the result of long hours of practice under the critical eye of Mr. Doane. The band proved its worth many times throughout the year ... at pep rallies and football games ... at the two concerts with Lansdowne . . . and at the University of Pennsylvania band competition. The band's capable officers for the ’48-'49 season were Kenny Brier, Steve Kinsley, Ida Mae Chambers, and Walt Desiderio, serving as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. BAND Forty-nine Top left: Bob Kura, Charlotte Goodman, Carol Dough- erty. Kay McNamara. Sonia Kile. John Harkim, Trudy Knuurni Top ri ht: Connie Strauaaer. Betty Dicker!. Ann Brenner. Henry Rutledge. Charlottf Goodman. Shirley Miller. Pete Coco, Dare Stamper and Martha Noel; Bottom left: Madeline Wolfrndm. Carol Dough- erty, Charlotte Goodman, Joanne Young ((tending); Bottom right: Dorothy Aronoff, Connie Strauaaer. Gloria Stallamith. Mary Ruto. SENIOR % PLAY 'fa ' 2«_ rnd Gene Magowan, and s xy Hclffrich and Jeanne Inglis. Kathryn Forbes' I Remember Mama, recently a popular movie, was a smash-hit when presented on the Royal stage in November. The cast spent long hours perfecting a hard-to-handle Norwegian accent, while the stage crew struggled with countless lighting, timing, and set-changing problems. Costumes and properties, typical of the nineteenth century, lent an air of authenticity to the production. The publicity committee managed to sell out the house both nights. Miss Frieda E. Reed served as play director, and Miss Maizic Weil as stage crew manager. Student directors were Carol Dougherty student stage crew managers were Megan Top: Henry Rutledge, Martha Noel, Ann Bren- ner, and Uncle Elizabeth, the cat. Bottom Left: John Harkins and Tim in a chatting mood. Bottom Right: Bob Little plays messenger for Carolyn Kildare. CAST OF CHARACTERS Katrin ........................Shirley Miller Constance Strause. Mama ............................Ann Brenner Papa ........................Henry Rutledge Dagmar ..........................Martha Noel Christine .......................Dorothyanne Aronolf Betty Dickctt Mr. Hyde.......................David Stamper Hels .............................Peter Caso Aunt Tnna...........................Charlotte Goodman Aunt Jenny...................Kay McNamara Madeline Wolfcnden Aunt Sigrid .................Carol Dougherty Uncle Chris...............................John Harkins Mr. Thor elsen...................Robert Kurz Dr. Johnson..................George Hcrmar. Arne ...........................Timothy Cole Housekeeper ...................Joanne Young A Nurse.................................Sonia Kile Another J urse...............Trudy Knutzcu Madeline ..........................Mary Ruto Dorothy Schiller.............Gloria Stallsmith Soda Cleric..................Nick Kcppinger Florence Dana Moorhead.......Carolyn Kildare Bell Boy.........................Robert Little Scrub Woman..............................Mary Dolt Student Assistants to Director Carol Dougherty, Gene Magowan Fifty-one JUNIOR PLAY As its first dramatic venture on the hill the Junior Class presented Clarence Day's smash Broadway hit Life With Father. March 25 and 26. Miss Frieda E. Reed, dramatics coach, and Miss Maisie Weil, stage director claim that this was probably one of the most costly plays ever presented on the Royal stage. Added expenses were incurred through the rental of fifteen men's costumes and through the purchase of material for the women's cos- tumes. Publicity for the play was exceptionally fine and successful, for the juniors drew large crowds both nights. Top: Richard Corvcll, Judy Seiver, Ronald Kline, Barclay Cale, Calvin Rcnsch. Bottom Left: Lee Dilg, Isobcl Helffrich, Robert Lawson. Bottom Right: Ronald Kline, Pat Gerhard. t Fifiytuo i Top: Phillips. Swarthout, Cale, Kline, Corvell, Siegel, Lawson, Kruhmin. Bottom, Left: Eichncr, Dietrich, Maloy, Chambers, Osdal. Bottom, Rixhl: Whitcsell, Maloy, Hicks. Mary Dr. Somtn “«•'■'T uni wi ' Fiftythiee Kneeling: Marker!, Pctitgout, Adam� , While, Ramsdell, Tail, Huebner, Richer� . Standing: Siegel. Reimer, Barney, Nageley, Sugg, Mo - kowitz, Eschallier, Eichncr, Kaestner, Schwartz. ALL-SCHOOL The fifth annual All-School Show culminated weeks of grueling rehearsals and excitement on the part of a cast of over 300 students. All acts were welded to fit the general theme of “Out of This World,” with the action supposedly taking place on the Milky Way. Pianist Gene Magowan, who had been overwhelm- ingly elected as Miss Starbound by schoolmates after auditions in class assemblies, opened the show with her rendition of a medley of George Gershwin hits. Dance routines, vocal selections, skits, a contortionist act and a magic show followed, all gaining the plaudits of the enthusiastic audience. Gremlins served as emcees, with John Harkins and Warren Grupe officiating as star pilot Gremlins. Bob Hotchkiss and Dave Stamper acted as assistants. The production was under the direction of Miss Emma Sommerfield. The backdrop for the show was particularly good and very much in keeping with the theme. It featured a gremlin sitting on the moon, surrounded by stars and planets with a blue background. Kneeling: Brown, Matlack, McIntyre, I.enham. Standing: Hol- land, Hall, Short, Pearson, Hocdt. Seated: Ertel, Danlzer, Kate� , Job on, Friedmann. Standing: Moore, Webb, Wilkinson, Wilson, Waltman, Dougherty. Benedict. Miss Starbound—Gene Magowan, with Ar- lene Vandersloot and Marjorie Keagy; Ho- boes Ida Mae Chambers and Gloria Stall- smith; Marion Alieva in a fighting mood. Trio: Bryant, Salter, Stanco; Dance Line: Brenner, Goodman, Seal, Howley, Hoffman, Schofield, Danielson, Wilson. Van Horn, Dougherty, Kile, Hedrick, Adelizzi; Black Face Routine: Humphries, Martin, Van Es, Thrush, Heller, Cowan, Miller, Dohan, Nagy, Borgard, Dahlgren, Desjardins. SHOW 1 0 0 Fifty-five May Day was a long-awaited day for Upper Darby stu- dents, their friends, and the many visitors who witness the festiv- ities each year. It was a day of beauty and color, and friendly rivalry—the climax of the Purple and Gold color contest. Up until this year, the Golds have been leading with eleven contests under their belts, while the Purples have won nine. As the ceremony began, the air was fi led with a contagious excitement. Leaders and color captains hurried back and forth, in an attempt to keep their files in some semblance of order before the drill began. The highlight of the ceremony was the coronation of lovely May Queen, Ellie Unger, who was crowned by last year's Queen, Frances Carans. The May Queen and her court, which consisted of ten senior girls, were selected to preside over the festivities by preferential balot in senior assembly. Follow- ing the coronation, there was the traditional Maypole dance with the dancers weaving bright ribbons into colorful patterns as they danced 'round and 'round the Maypole. The entire stu- dent body performed a rhythmic drill, the result of many long weeks of conscientious practice in the gym classes. Following the ceremony and the dril, were various games, relays and contests which determined the outcome of the annual color contest. The dazzling sunshine, the flowers, the gay colors, the air of excitement, the rivalry, the Queen and her court all brought to a close the Purple and Gold rivalry of 1948-49. ELEANOR unger e Participant. R,sht: Th, drij Ann Bowman, Ann Brenner, Diana Cavallo, Joan Free, Nancy Hall, Dottie Lenham, Gene Magowan, Ann Matlack, Shirley Miller, Jackie Spargo. jl.0 m _ vf cc Ufom'l . Is 0 5 CLUBS PAN-AMERICAN CLUB One of the larcest clubs that Upper Darby boasts, the Pan-American Club is ably sponsored by Mr. Clugston. At the monthly meetings are featured movies, songs, and displays of curios brought from Latin American countries. In addition, there are the annual spell- ing contest and the skits directed by individual Spanish teachers and their classes. LATIN CLUB Under the able leadership of its spon- sor, Miss Lucille Noble, the Latin Club has undertaken an ambitious program this year. In addition to the regular monthly programs of songs, games, and other entertainment, a trip to the Phila- delphia Museum and Planetarium was made. To terminate the season a large Roman type banquet took place in April. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais, sponsored by Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Charlotte Chris- man, sent a special donation to CARE for the support of a French war orphan early this year. At each club meeting a different section of France was discussed. Puppet plays, musical selections, and movies were also used as program ma- terial. CLUBS BOYS’ BOWLING GIRLS’ BOWLING RIFLE CLUB Charles Bjorkland, Jack Cavanaugh, Tom Oulahan, Carl Ruckert, captain; and Jack and Tom Waddington com- prised Upper Darby’s championship bowling team. The boys walked off with the coveted Bulletin Trophy in the city championship games. The Bowling Club has engaged in inter-team matches at the Playhouse Wednesday afternoons. Mr. William C. Geyer is club adviser. Under the capable supervision of Miss Ruth Breese, the Girls’ Bowling Club practices every Thursday afternoon at the Playhouse. The purpose of the club is to develop sportsmanship and a high competitive spirit, as well as to improve the bowling average of its members. The club's social highlight is a dinner given at the close of the school year, at which time the officers for the following term are announced. A team from Upper Darby’s Rifle Club once again snagged first place hon- ors in the National Rifle Association contest. All club members meet weekly to practice the handling of firearms. Each spring, club members compete for the cup awarded by the faculty. Mr. Charles Wood is the popular and competent ad- viser. CLUBS G LEEUWENHOEK The Leeuwenhoek Club, under the leadership of club sponsor, Mr. Floyd Neff, visited Temple University Medical School, where the members were escorted through the entire building. Members of the club also presented talks, and gave demonstrations with the microscope at their bimonthly meetings, and Mr. Low er acted as guest speaker on two occa sions. FIRST AID-SOCIAL SERVICE The First Aid-Social Service Club, one of the most active in the school, is responsible for the infirmary during Mrs. Wolstenholme's absence. During the past year, the members attended a tea given at Haverford, which they returned in April. They toured the Fitzgerald'Mercy Hospital and also the Elwyn School, and provided a Christmas party for the chib dren of St. Vincent's Home. HIPPOCRATES In the early part of the term new members of the Hippocrates club gave talks concerning the various phases of medicine and hospital work. The major group projects were trips to the Phila- delphia General and Pennsylvania Hos- pitals, with club adviser Miss Emma Sommerfield in charge. Sixty n CLUBS V VISUAL AID The Visual Aid Club, under the lead' ership of Mr. Vaughn Smith, performs a great service to UD by training stu- dents to operate visual aid equipment. Not only do club members set up and run equipment in UD classrooms, but they render this service to outside organi- zations as well. TERRAQUA Under the leadership of club presi- dent, Bob Hauslein, Terraqua has spent an eventful year. The bimonthly meet- ings were highlighted by the interesting talks pertaining to biology that were given by prospective members. Terraqua was featured on television in an experi- mental series of programs, and Mr. George Lower, club sponsor, acted as instructor. 1 STEINMETZ SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY The Steinmetz Scientific Society, spon- sored by Mr. Ivan E. Culver, is com- posed of students interested in physical science. The bi-weekly meetings usually feature a student speaker, whose topic is of his own choosing. This year the club included on its agenda a trip to the American Telephone and Telegraph Laboratories and the Franklin Institute. Sixtyone CLUBS mm LIBRARY The Library Club, under the dircc- tion of Miss Ruth Bassett, devotes its time and efforts to work in the library. Aside from the monthly business meet' ings, the club has had a hot dog roast in October and a Christmas Party over the holidays. A Mothers Tea in May completed the social activities. PLEIADES Pleiades, under the direction of Miss Frieda Reed, offersTfeturfnts an oppor- tunity to participat: in Ml activities asso- ciated with draipfticsjg iroduction, fiingSOiireffing, and TAY WISTAy The Tay Wistal«ai} Mub agenda in- cluded trips to sec Lord §ucx. Cl a discussion by •d Kiplifc 'gro and The Gay ;rams consisted of Morton Seigel on one by Mr. Mur- contemporary poetry. A :c whipped up an original ,y. Miss Frances Weimcr 1$ sponsor. BOYS’ HI-Y The Boys Hi-Y, one of the outstand- ing service clubs in the school, is under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Boyd. Prime among this group's countless ac- tivities has been ushering at sporting events and school shows, work at the in- formation desk in the front hall, and preparation for the April 9 Hi-Y Dance. GIRLS’ HI-Y Under the able supervision of Miss Edith Gaukrodger and president Carol Dougherty, the Girls Hi-Y among other things, painted four plaques for the cafe- teria, packed toy-filled baskets at Christ- mas for the poor, took Christmas cards to the Children's Heart Hospital and co- operating with the Boys Chapter, spon- sored the annual Hi-Y dance. The net proceeds went to the infirmary fund. WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM Assembly programs, a radio show, and a panel discussion dealing with the topic of national health insurance were pre- sented in February and March by World Affairs Forum members John Harkins, Carolyn Kildare, Elinor Parry and Ed Thoma. It has closely cooperated with the community Town Meeting programs. Club adviser is Mr. Paul Coffey. Sixtythree CLUBS 2 A ° O ?! oi GERMAN Besides sharing letters received from pen-pals, German Club activities in- cluded a Christmas play and party, which featured the proverbial Santa Claus. Club members transformed the teachers' lunch-room into a German res- taurant with menus printed in German, chamber music, and food eaten European style, all part of the atmosphere. A club picnic, planned by sponsor Miss Agnes Grunberg, has been scheduled for June. FENCING The Fencing Club, under the guidance of Mr. Randolph Grimmctt, has partici- pated in three inter-school matches. Com- petitors included Girard College, North- east High School, and Ardmore Junior High School. The club practiced in the school cafeteria each Tuesday, using the equipment donated to the club during the past season by a former member. Sixty-four A DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Trips to several local business estab- lishments, including nearby dairies and the Penn Fruit Company, gave Distribu- tive Education Club members an insight into what lies ahead in the business world. The club al� profits from actual working experience. It is under the supervision of Mr. Joseph Rhilc. BEAUX ARTS Members of Beaux Arts helped a great deal with the painting of scenery for the All-School Show under the cap- able guidance of Miss Kingsley. They also made posters for the many different activities which went on around school during the year. “Artist of the Week” was selected weekly by the club’s presi- dent, Jean Weinert—anyone in the school being eligible for this title. Sixty-five AT H L ciJUjlAJ B.s%oA.aLSp3r«r Qi jJW - CX� A p X. V T NvXw (XtA- VARSITY SCHEDULE Opp. 27 U.D. 0 Bottom Ron: Dougherty, Kates, Besterman, Wilson, D. Bevan, W. Bevan (Captain), Maher, Moore, Norsworthy, Saha, Diehl. Second Row: Phillips, Graeff, Harris, Meyers, Jobson, Ulmer, Ertel, McMul- lin, NucninRholf, Sharp, Webb, Waltman. Top Row: Oakley, Stewart, Wade, Bole, Collins, Pines, Wilkinson, Benedict, Quigley, Dantzer, Williams, Malcolm, Windle, Coach I.oeb. 15 7 7 6 6 0 7 6 FOOT 35 0 Cheltenham 32 6 0 0 21 0 Left: A Haverford back digging in for another first down. Right: U.D.’a hope in the person of Warren Bevan races across the field. Left: A U.D. tackle secs to it that Cheater’ all-carrier takes a trip. Right: Lansdownr picks ip yardage through sheer determination. BALL What makes a good football team? An undefeated record, or an impres- sive championship? This year Upper Darby had. according to the scorcbooks, the most miserable season in its history. Although the team scored only three touchdowns all year, and lost every game, Upper Darby had a good football team. Very seldom has a team had the spirit and the enthusiasm that our '49 team displayed. Our team? The student body proved the authenticity of that phrase. Upidites cheered and sang, shouted and screamed to the very end, despite numerous defeats. This year, for the first time. Coach Fred Loeb and his assistant Joseph E. Rhile, used the T-formation. Although they agreed that it was the finest ground-gaining formation they ever tried, they also recognized the need for a good passer. Despite the fact that the team was inexperienced and had few reserves, it gave its utmost, and proved itself a hard-fighting, hard-hitting aggregation. Bill Nonworthy hugging the pig kin for sorely needed yardage. Backing him up are Carl Kates (16). Dick Saha (13), and Fred Ulmer (32). J. V. FOOTBALL J.V. SCHEDULE Opp. U.D. Lansdowne 14 12 Abington 14 6 Lower Morion 14 0 Cheater 6 6 Showing a definite improvement over the preceding year, the Junior Varsity Football squad lost three of its four games and tied the last one. Despite this discouraging record, the Jayvees bet- tered last year's record of four losses, all of which were by much more decisive margins. Moreover, Coaches Carson J. Thompson and Paul A. Coffey probably had the most inexperienced team ever to come to the school. Only four boys from the squad of thirty had ever played football on any team before. Therefore, a great deal of credit can be given Mr. Coffey and Mr. Thompson for taking these boys and working them into a team as good as they were. The Jayvee gridders elected a captain for each game, and then elected Bob Hauslcin. end, as captain for the year. Besides Hauslein, Jack Henn turned in a sterling performance at center throughout the season as did Jack McClernon at quarterback. Next year, with Eddie Allen and Robert Hartman as additions to the school's coaching staff, and with the successful teams at the Junior High School, the Junior Varsity Football Squad should show a tremendous surge. Bottom Row: McMullin. Bivciotti, Gill, Henn, Chapis, Bjorkland, Haabeatad. Top Row: DcFuric, McClernon, Donafrio, Wunder. Bottom Row: Hester, O’Connor, Millbourn, Walker, Lites, Milligan, Harkins, Huboky, Lesser, Caswell, Hasko. Second Row: Smith, Kerak, Waterfield, Barks- dale, Schmucker, Souders, Ritchie, DeProspero, Haines, Birch, Wilson. Top Row: Mr. Milne (Coach), Carter, Boehringer, Harshaw, Schick, Palmer, Paloski, Poore, Shull, Grupe, Lake, Mr. Herzog (Coach). The Royal Soccer team coached by Thomas J. Milne finished the season with a total of three wins, six losses, and one tie, while the league record showed two wins and four defeats. In the annual Purple and Gold color competition, the Golds came out on top by a slim margin. , Royal hooters proved their spunk and fibre when they handed a hard-to-bcat Lower Merion squad a 5-3 shellacking. Previous to this the Aces had enjoyed two undefeated years of league competi- tion. Junior Joe Milligan was voted the most valuable soccer player of the year by his teammates. This honor was bestowed upon him because of his stellar soccer playing, his good sportsmanship, and his enthusiastic team spirit. In addition to the recognition accorded him at UD, Joes five tallies won him the title of outstanding scorer in the suburban league. He also held down a berth on the All-Suburban soccer team, and merited honorable mention on the mythical All- Scholastic team. Senior Nelson Millbourn w'as elected as team captain by his fellow players at the close of the season. SOCCER SCHEDULE Team Opp. U.D. West Philadelphia 1 1 Bartram J 4 Frankford ........................................ 6 1 Abington 3 1 Bethlehem 1 0 Lower Merion 5 3 Haverford 1 0 Abington ......................................... 0 2 Lower Merion 0 2 Haverford ........................................ 3 0 SOCCER Dave Lesser, John Harkins, and Ernie Walker on the alert for the starting whistle. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Bottom Row: Harshaw, Hamer, Armold, (Co- Captain), Duncan (Co-Captain), Schopf, Be- dard. Second Row: Mr. Miller (Coach), Hotch- km (Senior Manager), Sarikianos. Merriken, Speers (Equipment Manager), Mr. Strange (Adviser). Opp. U.D. Abington 41 18 Che«cr 32 25 Haverford 42 19 Lower Merion 46 17 29 26 District I Championship Run First Place Marcus Hook Invitation Meet First Place In his first year as head coach of cross-country, Mur- ray C. Miller, with the aid of former coach Edison Strange, produced one of the finest teams ever to represent Upper Darby. Under the superb leadership of co-captains Doug Duncan and Bill Armold, the harriers won five dual meets fend went on to victory in the P. I. A. A. District I Championship run. At the end of the regular season, the team took first place honors in the Marcus Hook Invitation Meet. This year's team, built around a nucleus of four letter men, was nicely supported by newcomer Bob Bedard. Bedard, Duncan, and Armold ran one, two, and three in most of the races. At the close of the season, Doug Duncan was elected most valuable man. CROSS COUNTRY Left: Bob Bedard—the novice race trophy—and a «nile of victory! Center: Royals take a sprint around the track. Right: Bill Armold and Doug Duncan captain and champion a winning team. ■ The Junior Varsity cross-country team of 1948 main- tained one of this country's most remarkable high school jayvee records when it climaxed an unbeaten season of dual meets by winning the P.I.A.A. District One Championship. Since 1940 UD's jayvees have won seven of eight subur- ban championships and have made a clean sweep of every district championship. During these years eight Royal jayvee individual champions have been crowned in an unbroken string of victories. In 48 dual meets the junior warriors haw won 39, 25 of them by perfect scores. Under Coach Peter Bernardino's capable direction, the jayvee team matched the varsity this year in winning all five dual meets. More remarkably, Bernardino's Bombshells blasted the opposition with perfect scores, except in the Norristown meet. The District Championship was won by the sensationally low score of 18, almost a shut-out. Cham- pion Dick Tarleton led his team mates to the chute. The Bombshells of '48 arc expected to create a good nucleus for next year's varsity team, swept bare of material by graduation. JAYVEE CROSS COUNTRY iL. Opp. UJ . Abington ...................................... 45 15 Chester ..................................... 65 15 Haverford ..................................... 45 15 Lower Merton .................................. 40 21 Norristown ................................... 45 jg District I Championship Run ................. First Place Left: Dave Harshaw pants his way to the finish line. Center: Upper Darby sweater boys. Right: Watching the races. Bottom Row: Denyer, Feldpush. Otten, Taylor, Graziano, Jochcn, LaMon, Eilberg, Stanmore. Second Row: Rodda (Manager), Layman, Moore, Wilson, Jackson, Tarleton, McCoy, Costa, Carroll, Ortolano, Maxwell, Wickersham (Manager). Third Row: Massey (Manager), Knopp, Black, Hickman, Harrison, Hopkins, Jeffery, Bowen, Price, Klein, Krikorian, Tarr, Gilmore (Manager), Mr. Bernardino (Coach). r, £ P fa HOCKEY VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Opp. U.D, Nether Providence 0 2 Sharon Hill 1 2 Lower Merion 1 0 Radnor 1 0 Haverford 3 0 Lansdowne 0 0 Yeadon o 4 Norristown 1 1 Swarthmore 2 0 Diana Leary join the melee. Bottom Row: Brown, Leary, Hall, Greer, Heacock (Cap- tain), Lenham, Schaffer, Schweitzer, Cook. Top: Kile (Manager), Wiltshire, Haabcstad, Davison, Smith, Unger, Hoedt, Miss Bosler (Coach). Seventyfour Top: Peggy Greer and Shirley Haabesiad prepare to pounce on the ball. Bottom: Joyce Kirkpatrick battles for possession of the ball. Although the Royal Hockeycttes were the victors in only three of their nine games this season, they proved to be a team with plenty of spunk and good sportsmanship. With the return of only two previous varsity letter winners. Coach E. Virginia Bosler had a small nucleus with which to start her ’49 eleven. However, under the supervision of Miss Bosler and the leadership of Captain Peggy Heacock, the Purple and Gold hockey squad has gained valuable experience. In the scheduled games, Gerry Brown, right inner, accounted for the most tallies, with three to her credit. Right halfback, Bobbie Davison, was feted at an annual Rotary luncheon for her selection as “most valuable player. The capable varsity manager this season was Sonia Kile. Dottie Wiltshire, sparkling left wing, has been selected to lead the '50 hockey squad. Scventyfivt Bottom Row: Cameron, Smoker, Rebok, Wiltshire, Eichner (Captain), Kirk- patrick, Haley, Wilt, Warren. Top Row: Huebner, Hallett, Diamond, Barney, Hamer, Miss Bosler (Coach). J. V. HOCKEY The 1949 jay vee hockey score books showed that the Royals shellacked four of their eight opponents, tied one, and dropped three contests. Probably the most exciting jay vee game of the year was against the Lower Mcrion hockeyettes. Both teams battled for a tally, but the superlative defensive play of both squads made this impossible, and the contest ended in a scoreless tic. The primary aim of maintaining this second team is to prepare lower classmen for future varsity positions by giving them actual playing experience, as well as rule and technique knowledge. Miss E. Virginia Bosler coached both the jay vee and varsity squads this year. Pudge Eichner, captain of the jay vee team, was the all- time high scorer with a total of six counters. Miss Bosler expects to turn out a top-notch team next season because of the large number of returning letter-winners. Sharon Hill JAY VEE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Opp. 1 U.D. 2 Lower Merion 0 0 Radnor 0 1 Haverford 2 o Lansdowne 3 2 Yeadon 0 5 Norristown 0 4 Swarthmore 1 0 Strategy in the planning. Kneeling: Marlene Stewart, Fay Fischcra, and Wilma Pruett. Standing: Nancy Hall, Dot Adams, and Gerry Brown. Go, team, GO . . . megaphones thrown in the air ... the swish of royal purple skirts . . . singing . . . cheering . . . moaning . . , our cheerleading squad! Without it, our sports events would have lacked the color and atmosphere we love and associ- ate with football and basketball. We shall always remember our cheerleaders rallying us at athletic contests, boosting the spirit of the teams, leading the yells at the Songs and Cheers contest, taking over at rallies, and participat- ing in May Day festivities. Peppy Nancy Hall captained the squad this year with seniors Gerry Brown, Evy Dodaro, and Fay Fischera; juniors Dot Adams, Jane Eichner, Wilma Pruett, and Marlene Stewart; and sophomores Olive Roselle and Dot Sherk completing the ranks. Team manager Virginia Brown took care of formulating schedules and keeping equipment in order. Mr. Charles M. Brooke sponsored the squad this season because of the vacancy incurred when Mr. William B. Kirk, former sponsor, left the Upper Darby teaching staff. Kneeling: Stewart, Roselle. Standing: Pruett, Brown, Adams, Hall (Captain), Eichner, Dodaro. Sherk, Fichera, Mr. Brooke (Adviser). Seventy-seven Bottom Ron: Rudolph, Hawkins. Co-Captains Roman and Ertcl, Nicholas, Mr. Wikc. Top Row: Kline (Manager), Anderson, Grigsby, Lauder, Hanley, Melmcck, Zieve (Manager). Coach Harry R. Wire turned out a top-notch basketball team this season—one that snagged the coveted Kiwanis Championship and second place honors in the District I Championship. The Royal quintet had an overall record of fifteen wins and five losses, and an eight and four record in league competition. Junior Dick Rudolph was high scorer with 254 points, and teammates Ed Roman, Sam Ertcl, Dave Nicholas, and Jack Hawkins all gave stellar per- formances. This year the boys made up their minds to co- operate with Coach Wike and we all saw the result. It was one of the best teams that Upper Darby has seen as far as spirit and determination go. The big- gest upset of the season was the second half rally of the Haverford game when UD came from behind to trim the Fords . BASKET Up in the air goes Sam Ertel. Dave Nicholas is on the left. Seventy-eight It’ a toss-up—with Royal Dave Nicholas on the scene. Top: Elbow room for Sam Ertel, while Dick Rudolph and Jack Hawkins stand by for action! Center: Dave Nicholas, Sam Ertel and Dick Rudolph think arm-stretching's all part of the game. Bottom: Ed Roman has the situ- ation—and the ball—well in hand. BALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Opp. U.D. Haverford School 49 40 Lansdowne 40 42 Radnor 40 47 Abington 41 54 Norristown 53 47 Lower Merion 43 45 Cheltenham 40 54 Chester 38 36 Bristol 39 44 Haverford 62 49 Norristown 52 32 Lower Merion 32 44 Cheltenham 40 50 Chester 26 52 Abington 36 52 Lansdowne 64 66 Haverford 49 51 KIWANIS TOURNAMENT Opp. U.D. Lansdowne 51 53 Chester 51 58 Yeadon 29 49 Seventy-nine Bottom Row: Scnscnig, Liles, Harris, McClernon, Phillips, Schumacher, Thompson, Mr. Rhilc. Top Row: Markcfka (Manager), Haabestad, Schmucker. Leathern, Fleagle, Mollard, Light, Meyers, Reed, Boehringcr, Collins (Manager). J. V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Gene Harris and Bud Haabestad fight for a jay-vee victory. The jayvee basketball squad had a rather unimpressive record this season. The team finished with a slate of five wins and twelve losses in seventeen contests. Coach Joseph E. Rhile had a difficult task in finding a winning combination at the beginning of the season. This was due largely to the inexperience of the squad, since there were no holdovers from last year. However, in the middle of the season the combination of Clyde Fleagle, Bud Haabestad, Gene Harris, George Meyers, and George Sensenig began to click and managed to win four of five games at the end of the season. George Scnscnig, who was elected captain at the season's close, was high scorer with eighty-one points. George Meyers and Gene Harris were close on his heels with seventy-seven and seventy-five markers respectively. Harris scored fifteen points in the Bristol game, which was the highest amount scored by one player in a single contest. JAYVEE BASKETBALL Havcrford School Opp. 33 31 U.D. 18 24 21 24 34 28 26 16 23 16 22 21 37 24 25 32 21 17 27 13 28 18 31 34 37 28 28 42 31 37 26 The junior varsity basketball squad wound up the season with a record of two ties and five defeats. The two heart-breaking ties were with Yeadon and Swarthmore with a score of 15 all in both games. Junior Ann Hurley proved to be high scorer with a total of 37 points, and was closely followed by sophomore Pat Lewis, who racked up 26 points. Most of the jay vec players were lower classmen who will return to UD next year. These letter-winners will probably supplant the out-going varsity or continue in jay vee positions. Mrs. Ann Westervelt, varsity basket- ball coach, also supervised the jay vee team. Dot Winner and Barbara Huebner served as managers. JAY VEE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opp. 30 UX . 20 17 22 28 13 15 15 31 16 31 20 Swarthmore 15 15 Bottom Row: Roselle, Tuck wood, Rebok, Miller, Mows. Second Row: Trimble, Garrett, Moskewitz, Mitchell, Me Cloughan. Top Row: Smoker, Kennedy, Burke, Cramer Lloyd, Hoiland, Sherwood. J. V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Alton, Morris, Wilt, Lenhard, Hurley. Top Row: Winner (Manager), Grey, Hallctt, Mrs. Westervelt, Lewis, Tuzio, Huebner (Manager). Practicing: Dot tic Wiltshire about to throw the ball in at Ellie Unger guards her, and Audrey Cale and Patsy Cook look on; Barbara Huebncr and Nora Trumbower jump for the ball aftec a toss-up by Diana Leary; J.V. game with Yeadon—Dottie Smoker jumps for the ball as Dolly Alton, left, and Courtney Lenhard, right, await the tip-off. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opp. U.D. Haverford 21 17 Norristown 34 24 Radnor 29 18 Yeadon 11 27 Lower Mcrion 16 Lansdownc 25 31 Swarthmorc 25 14 Dottie Wiltshire and Shirley Haabcstad tensely waiting as Diana Leary leaps for the ball. Bottom Row: Brown, Cook, Unger (Captain), Trunv bower, Hcacock. Top Row: Leary, Cole, Inglis (Man ager), Mrs. Westervelt, Haabestad, Wiltshire. BASKETBALL The Royalette basketball squad finished the '49 season with a total of two victories and five defeats. Captain Ellie Unger was the sole remaining member of last year's varsity squad, so practice and drill filled many after school hours for the team. Under the able supervision of basketball coach Mrs. Ann Westervelt. the Royalettes displayed unusually fine teamwork and good sportsmanship. Jeanne Inglis served as team manager and junior Dottie Wiltshire copped the role of high scorer with 5 3 points. This year's squad included Shirley Haabe- stad, Diana Leary, Dottie Wiltshire, Courtney Len- hard, Patsy Cook, Peggy Hcacock, Audrey Cale, Nora Trumbowcr, and Ellie Unger. Five of these girls will return to the hill next year. Junior Diana Leary will pilot the '49-'50 basketball team. Diana Leary getting the jump, as Gerry Brown await —in the Yeadon game. Eifthty-three Bottom Row: Marshall, Dawkins, Lee, Engle, Miller, Webster. Top Row: Hamer (Manager), Palmer, McGann, Ulmer, Malcolm, Wil- liams, Angulo, Mr. Bernardino (Coach). WREST WRESTLING SCHEDULE Opp. V.D. Abington 19 19 Lansdowne 17 18 Bethlehem 15 32 Yeadon 2 42 Lower Merion 16 23 Cheltenham 5 34 Allentown 6 38 Springfield 8 37 Haverford 22 17 District I Championship First Place Coach Pete Bernardino produced a highly successful and talented wrestling team this season. Once again Royal grap- piers walked off with District I wrestling crowns and the district championship. The four boys garnering this victory for the Purple and Gold were Van Lee, Tom Malcolm, Britt Palmer, and Bob Williams. This was the fourth time in five years UD snagged District I honors. UD matmen dropped a close decision to Haverford and wound up in a 19-19 deadlock with Abington at the start of the season. All other meets went down on the win column in the score books. The four District I champs lost in the state competition, despite their gallant efforts to “bring home the bacon.” Co-Captain Stan Engle giving Bob Long of Haverford a hard tussle; Co-Captain Van Lee, District I champ, tear- ing into an opponent in the Cheltenham meet. RIFLE This year, under the capable leadership of Mr. Charles Wood, the Royal Rifle Team once more completed a brilliant, undefeated and untied season. The number of consecutive wins has been stretched to 51 over the past three years. By defeating the alumni 496 to 489 in their first match of the season, the riflers started their winning streak which lasted the entire season. Upper Darby retired the District I trophy by winning the Southeastern Pennsylvania championship for the third consecutive year. The mixed rifle team went on to win the sectional title in the National Rifle Associations championships at Drexel Institute. To this already lengthy list of honors, the Royal Riflers added the eastern Pennsylvania division of the PIAA title by downing Manhcim 498 to 488. During the year, the team has shot four perfect scores, two in shouldcrtoshoulder matches and two in postal matches. The outstand' ing riflers of the season were Fred Forsythe with an average score if 99.8, Jim Swartz who averaged 99.7, and Virginia Hounscl averaging 99.6 for the season. Joan McCormick and Jim Swarts checking on one of the rifles. Bottom Row: Ortolano, For sythe, Oster, Hounsell, McCor mick, Swarts. Kneeling: Lukens Hasle, Nelson. Standing: Wright Hester, Hertler, Coach Wood RIFLE SCHEDULE Opp. Yeadon 576 West Catholic 491 Quakertown 490 Southeast Catholic 486 Lower Merion 487 Abington 495 Doylestown ................................. 489 Norristown 486 Haverford 480 Mannheim 489 UJD. 496 493 497 500 500 499 495 497 497 498 Fred Forsythe, Jim Swarts, and Virginia Hounsell in firing posi- tion. pro C: rP t p r aL; w H rj o SWIMMING Bottom Row: Henn, Dietz, Hc� ton, Pusey, Lomax, Burke, Rodgers, Wark. Top Row: Haines (Manager), Fried- mann, Fairfield, Metz, Huntsman, St. George, Kile, Mr. Herzog. J Vi 1 f The back dive, with Jim Pusey as demonstrator. Jack Wark doing a take-off on (he edge of the pool. Jerry Lomax thinks the water feels fine. r The 1948-49 swimming team has completed the season with a disappointing record of one win and five defeats. Coach Herbert S. Herzog hopes that the underclassmen have gained in experience from these meets, so that next year's squad may be better trained and its record more impressive. Captained by Jim Pusey, the Mermen dropped contests to Coatesvillc, Pottstown, Norristown, Abington, and lost a heart-breaker to West Chester. The Finmen did an about face, however, when they trounced Eddystone. The Purples were victorious in the annual Purple and Gold swimming meet. Jack Wark, junior, and Jim Pusey, senior, were the high scorers for the season. Seniors Hobart Dietz and John Metz, and junior Bryant Heston were also high in the scoring column. Next year Mr. Herzog is definitely counting on Jack Henn, Jerry Lomax, Bryant Heston, and Jack Wark to rack up honor points for the glory of UD Mermen. SWIMMING SCHEDULE Opp. V.D. Coatesvillc 53 13 Pottstown 52 14 Eddystone 22 43 West Chester 36 30 Abington 23 Norristown 45 21 SPRING SPORTS RESUME 1948 GIRLS’ TENNIS—1948 BASEBALL—1948 Opp. U. D. Opp. U.D. Cheltenham Lower Merion 0 Olney 1 Chester 12 9 Abington Lansdowne 5 Radnor 2 3 Coatesville 1 4 Norristown 5 0 Haverford 2 3 Tredyffrin-Easttown 3 2 George School 2 3 Haverford 1 4 Norristown 2 5 Cheltenham 3 6 Abington 0 9 BOYS’ TENNIS—1948 TRACK—1948 Opp. UD. Opp. U.D. Pottstown 4 1 West Chester-Haverford W.C.-64, H. 31 Zx 47Vi Cheltenham 2 3 Lower Merion 4 1 Abington 1 4 Norristown-West Catholic N. 60'� , W.C. 40Vi 41' Northeast 1 4 Lansdowne 3 2 Radnor 2 3 Coatesville 0 5 Norristown 4 1 Chester-Ridley Township C. 81' j, R. T. 10 31 Vi Haverford 0 5 Trtdyff rin-Easttown 0 5 Eighty'teven TRACK Bottom Row: Schilling. Manager; Walker, Costa, Bevan, Peters, Duncan, Bedard, Cap tain; Jobson, Bowen, Artnold, Corson, Manager; Mr. Allen, Coach. Second Row: Mr. Wolfgang, Coach; Gilmore, Manager; Wilson, Collins, Cartledge, Melmeck, Tarlcton, Romeo, Vandeverc, Wilkinson, Williams, Caley, Conway, Manager. Third Row: Brown, Manager; Harshaw, Moore, Wilson, Zieve, Eilberg, Ulmer, Harris, Scott, Oschwald, Stewart, Goldsworthy, Leathern. Tanner, Manager. Fourth Row: Mr. Wike, Coach; Merriken, Jackson, Bevan, Lewis, Hopkins, Pawloski, Hickman, Mundorff, Wade, Water- field, Drain, Mr. Miller, Coach. Fifth Row: Woodworth. Brenner, Feldpush, Hughes, Layman, Shenkel, Turner, Edminster, Pye, Difiori, Moore, Sarikianos. TRACK Haverford, West Chester Away Delaware County Champs Away Penn Relays Away Penn Relays Away Norristown Home Suburban Champ. Away Lower Merion Away Chester Home District No. 1 Champ. Home State Champ Away The 1949 Track Squad promises to be better than last year's aggregation. Under the competent tutelage of head coach. Roy Wolfgang, and assistant coaches. Harry R. Wike. Murray C. Miller, and Eddie Allen the field and sprint men had already taken third place in the Delco Championship Meet when this edition of the Oak went to press. The Squad, which has been bolstered by senior lettermen Bevan. Peters, Bowen. Jobson, Duncan. Bedard, and McMullin, a junior; shows depth particularly in the long distance events. Duncan and Armold in the mile. Gregg Bowen clearing the bar. Warren Bevan off to a fast start. Eighty-eight ■ Ernie Walker in good form on ihe high hurdle� ; Mike Costa over the low hurdles; Charlie Hal- pern heaves the discus; Tap Webb at the finish of the shot put; Bob Bedard, Captain, coming in the home stretch. Walt Scott over the bar Charlie Peters broad jumping Bob Jobson flings the javelin. Eighty-nine BASEBALL This year the Royal Diamondmen have a little better than average team. Under their coach Carson J. Thompson, the team has won four out of their first nine games. During the Easter vacation, the annual Purple and Gold game was played, the victory going to the Golds. Mr. Thompson is relying on such players as Gene Prevail, Bob Kurz, Leon Pappa, and Jack Hawkins to be definite factors in winning ball games. Gene Prevail, to date, seems to be the most effective pitcher on the team. Gene pitched a wonderful five hit shutout against Lower Merion. He also has a win over Lansdowne. There was a good turnout for all positions when the call for boys was made. After careful selection, Coach Thompson feels that he has a team with great potentialities. Lower Merion BASEBALL President of the Board, George Dilworth, throws out first ball at Dr. Nancarrow and the umpires look on; Hawkins safe at third; Kurz Chester digs in for home. Radnor Cheltenham Haverford Norristown Abington Lower Merion Chetter Cheltenham Haverford Bottom Rom: Davit, Henry, Robinson, Chappis, Paolone, Becse, Miller, Wright, Wilton, Bret- lin. Huntsman, Mr. Bernardino. Coach. Second Rom: Miller, Petto, Harshaw, Scntenig, Fleagle, Santucci, Ellson, Wilson, O'Brien. Third Row: McCarraher, Rogers, Lite, Chubb, Tarr, Haines, Wamacks. Fourth Row: Siller, Braun, Snyder, Burke, Buckner, Schleyer, Wikersham, Cosner, Dean, Johnson, Recupito. Bottom Row: Jackson, Kitchen, Marhefka, Besterman, Schaubel, Ehlers. Second Row: Hanley, Meyers, Prevail, Pappa, Co-Captain; Hirsch, Co-Captain; Norsworthy, Hawkins, Kurz. Third Row: Mr. Thompson, Coach; Swimmer, Laurence, Hanling, Harris, Payntcr, Sherwood, Quinn, Baker, Lcnz. Top Row: Kennedy, Moore, VanSciver, Carr, Dantzer, Rudolph, Miller. It would be hard to find a group of boys or girls who had the same love of sport as did our junior varsity baseball squad. This eager and cooperative spirit was due in part to the team's friendly and prudent coach, Pete Bernardino. Consisting of all sophomores, the squad played a few games to get organized, and to weld itself into a team. Moreover, working sophomores into fine players, required ex- pert coaching and patience, both of which Coach Bernardino was a master. Many of the varsity stars broke in on the jay vee squad, and already this year a number of jay vee players have shown great potentialities. Ehlers and Carr were exceptionally outstanding on the pitching mound, while Kennedy and Marhefha shone in fielding. Coach Bernadino is very optimistic about the future of his jay vee boys. Coach Bernardino and Manager Davis; lots of bench warmers; A1 Paolone at bat; Nick Chapis receiving. J. V. BASEBALL Haverford Away This year's boys' tennis squad was fortunate enough to have two coaches, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Kehl to help mold the group into a promising team. Captain Harry Hamer and Don Grigsby were the only returning letter men, all others being virtually inexperienced. The team is made up chiefly of lower classmen, some of whom show potentialities. As this edition of the Oak goes to press, the chances of U.D. ranking high in the District seem very slim. TENNIS (Boy ) BOYS’ Lansdownc Norristown Abington Pottstown Cheltenham Lower Merion Radnor Haverford Sitting: Ortolano, Harkin , Haabestad, Shillingford, Grigsby, VanZenten, Hart- mire, Hamer, Mr. Stevens, Coach; Stand- ing: Boehringer, Adams, Speers, Gchrke. Simons, Spatz. Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Away TENNIS yiinetytwo Bottom Row: Burkholder, Jacobs, Rebok, Smoker, Garnett, Tuckwood, Hart, Haabes tad, Spaeth; Top Row: Mr. Schwartz, Coach; Cale, Streander, Schweitzer, Weston, Leary, Hall, Lenhard, Lloyd. GIRLS’ TENNIS (Girls) Lansdownc Away Lansdale ....................................... Home Norristown Away Abington Home Tredyffrin-Easttown Home Cheltenham ......................................Away Olncy Home Lower Merion Home Radnor ......................................... Home Haverford Home By winning 7 out of 11 matches in 1948, the Royal' cttes concluded their most successful season since before the war. From the fall tryouts, 17 girls were selected for the squad. Junior Shirley Haabestad, elected captain by her teammates, is the only returning varsity player for this year. Shirley is the first junior to captain a girls' tennis team in many years. The nucleus of the team is composed of juniors and sophomores; and sophomore Dottie Smoker, who ranks fourth in the Middle Atlantic States, holds the position of first singles. This year, by a score of 3 to 2, the team defeated Norristown, winner of last year's league championship and undefeated for the season. According to coach Paul Schwartz, this inexperienced team shows much promise and is very enthusiastic. INTRA Many Upper Darby students have an interest in sports but are not able to make the varsity and junior varsity teams. The intramural system, under the guidance of Mr. Herzog, Mrs. Wes- tervclt, and Miss Bosler, includes hockey for girls, soccer for boys, basketball for both boys and girls, and baseball for both boys and girls. The girls' sports teams are selected from the girls' gym classes. The schedule is arranged so that the champion team of each class is determined by elimination. The class winners compete to deter' mine the school champions. The class champions receive their numerals. The boys' intramural sys' tern is formed by home rooms playing alone or combining with other home rooms. Each mem' ber of the class championship team receives his numerals. One team may continue throughout the year or different teams may be formed for each sport both among the boys and the girls. In addition to providing valuable recreation, the in' tramural program encourages good sportsmanship under keen competition. Intramural game with players from left to right: Ed Roman. Bill Laurence, Carmen Costagliola. Sid Mollard, Steve Melmeck, John Lipsett, Kay Emmons, and Walter Baun. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL SQUAD Bottom Row: Lewis, Sessinger, Layden, Baldwin, S. Wiltshire, Harding, Lauer, Schwindt, E. Moore, McCrea, A. Moore, Mulhern. Second Row: Davison, Muench, Fichera, Lenham, Hoedt, Trum- bower, Snyder, Larson, Light, Grimlcy, Martin, Kramer. Top Row: Mulholland, D. Wiltshire, Heacock, Warren, Barney, Huebner, Lister, Johansen, Palilonis, Harmer, Burke, Johnson, Hcntschel, Lowery, Stager, Mr. Clugston. MURALS Pijclrt (School Basketball Champs) Bottom Row: Jefopoulos, Schweitzer, Davison, Lenham. Top Row: Hall, Humphreys. Blythe Spirits (School Hockey Champs) Bottom Row: E. Ellis, Mailer, Blythe, Tuckwood, Jenkins, Schwindt. Top Row: C. Ellis, Duey, Dougherty, Detweiler, Streandrr. So� � Champions—Bottom Row: Cassel, Bakley. Schopf, McCue, ONeal. Second Row: Roland, Snyder, Peters. Top Row: Jobson Napoletano. Right: Basketball Champions—Sitting: Fair- field, Jones. Taraborelli. O’Brien, Schaubel. Standing: Atchison, Darwin, Bizones, Fardone, Carroll. S E N PAUL K. NOEL Adviser Noel on the business end of a lawn-mower. CLASS Miss Weimer, Howard Halleit, Bill Dougherty, Eleanor Unger, John Harkins and Mr. Noel exulting over Senior Play ticket returns. There are so many things we'll never forget about Mr. Paul K. Noel, our class adviser ... the way he would playfully toss a forbidden snowball . . . his barrage of witty remarks that were part of each Friday's assembly ... the flashbulb camera he so often sported ... the pains he took in helping us to formulate future plans ... the smiling hellos ... the frequent chuckles ... his sparkling person- ality . . the countless things that helped to make him our confidant and friend. From our sophomore year he has guided us and worked with us, giving unselfishly of his time and of himself. He has been to us a smiling, fun-loving man, who will make our graduation a little less of triumph and a little more of regret. J inctyeif,ht ADVIS FRANCES F. WEIMER Faithfully attending executive committee meetings . . . rushing out to buy food for the senior play cast . . . blowing balloons and hanging streamers with party committee members in prepara tion for the Senior Carnival . . . always offering to help fellow faculty members and students . . . interviewing senior girls about their future plans with the warmth and friendliness that are so charac' teristic of her—these are qualities of class adviser Miss Frances E. Weimcr which have won the hearts of all upperclassmen. Although she has been our class adviser for only one year she has taken upon herself a great burden of responsibility, for this year has been the most eventful of our high school careers. Miss Nan Scott, now on sabbatical leave, guided us through our first two years on the hill with a quiet efficiency and pleasant smile. NAN M. SCOTT Our debt of gratitude to those members of our class who have officiated as class officers is tre- mendous. The bulk of responsibility during the past two years has been placed on the shoulders of capable John Harkins, whose work has not been limited simply to class activities, but he has been a member of Hi-Y, the Executive Committee, Student Council, and president of World Affairs Forum and the Stein- mets Scientific Society. A varsity letter in soccer was also among his many accomplishments. Howard Hal- lett, major sports figure in UD, was class president as a sophomore and vice-president during his senior year. Ellie Unger completed three years as class secre- tary. During this period she has been best-known for her sports activities—basketball and hockey rank- ing high in this category. She has also been elected Most Versatile girl in her class and was given the coveted honor of May Queen. Treasurer Bill Dougherty has handled the class money bags this year. In addition to this. Bill was on the varsity football squad, was a member of the choral club, and was elected Best Looking in his class. CLASS OFFICERS One Hundred Bill Dougherty, Treasurer; Howard Hallctt, Vice-Presi- dent; John Harkins, President; Eleanor Unger, Secretary. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Who manages the senior class finances, and just about everything else involving upperclassmen? The senior executive committee, of course. This group, which meets every Wednesday, is composed of rep- resentatives from each senior home room, the class officers, and the class advisers. The responsibilities of the executive committee arc numerous, but prime among these are drawing up the schedule of senior assemblies, selecting the class gift, and making arrangements for dances and parties. In addition to their duties, this year's exec- utive committee has added a list of other services, including selling refreshments at football games. This year's committee has been an unusually good one. The students have worked harmoniously and vigorously in promoting all projects for which they have been responsible. Sealed: Ann Matlack, Irene Schweitzer, Joanne Webster, Howard Hallctt, John Harkins, Eleanor Unger, William Dougherty, Nancy Pearson, Carolyn Kildare, Edna Wil- son. Standing: William Hirsch, Don Lenz, Sam Ertel, Patsy Cook, Carol Brunner, Helen Conard, Lloyd Hart- sough, Clark Conon, Bob Benedict, Stanley Engle. SERVICE Eleanor Unger, Howard Hallett, Gene Magowan, Henry Dimmlcr, Diana Cavallo, John Harkins. Each year the seniors honor six members of their class, three boys and three girls, by placing their names on the service plaque which was donated to the school by the class of 1933. These are the people who have proven to be out' standing in the many different phases of school life—namely, music, dramatics, sports, publications, class functions, student government, and numerous other activities. These people have shown themselves to be worthy of this coveted honor by giV ing unselfishly of their time and talents to the furthering of the traditions handed down from the past. They saw things that had to be done and were ever ready to lend a helping hand. The class of 1949 is justly proud of its members who were chosen for this high honor. It is the best way that we know to thank them for all of their help during our three years of high school life. They arc sure to succeed in every- thing that they do. We would like to extend to them our hearty thanks for their many jobs well done. One Hundred Two SCHOLARSHIP Today more than ever before it is increasingly important to main tain a high scholastic record in high school. That is exactly what these six members of the graduating class have accomplished. Not only have they proven their capability in scholastic achievement but in their invaluable service to the school as well. Through their conscientious efforts maintained throughout four years of high school, they have come forward to attain the most coveted award bestowed by Upper Darby upon any of its sons and daughters. These six students will have the honor of seeing their names engraved on one of the plaques which flanks the front entrance of the building. This plaque, plus the Service plaque, was donated to the school by the Classof '33 with the stipula- tion that the honor be given only to those students who have attended Upper Darby for three years. The Class of ’49 in extending hearty congratulations, hopes that their achievement will set an example for the future graduates of Upper Darby. George Dawkins. John Harkins, Charlotte Goodman, Joan Borgard, Steve Edminster, Lewis Nosanow. One Hundred Three Diona DANA HENRY ADAMS 257 Priscilla Lane Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE DAVID B. 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J. 4; Pleiade� ): Terratua 2; World Allair Forum 2. . 4 WILLIAM HARRY ALDIN 1102 Wilson Drive Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE , ict� amr: Bill PUm: Arti� 4 School: Honor Roll J. 4; Upi-Dah Art S al! 4 Cl � : Oak Art Stall 4 Cluht: Agriculture 2 MARION MARIE ALLEVA 257 Long Lane Upper Darby STENOCRAPH1C COLD Nickname: Mac Pie� : Secretary School: All-School Show 4; Publication T ping Stafl 4 Club : Choral 2. J. 4 ' 'L G. WILLIAM ARMOLD, JR. 324 Highland Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Snake Plan : Penn State School: A. A. Council J; Publication Agent 2; Student Council J. 4 Clau: Oak Art Stall 4; Party Committee 4 SporM: Soeexj Sun|2' T; Varsity Crou Country }. 4 ROY JOHN ARUFFO 122 Powell Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SJ(ck� ame: Titer W 5 Cdk School: Honor Roll 4 :’l� bi: A Cappella Chorus 2; Choral 2 DOROTHYANNE ARONOFF 1019 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Dolly Plani: Teach School: Leader Group 2; Publication� Agent 2, J. 4: Orchestra 4. Clau: Junior Plav Ticket Committee: Senior Play Can; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Oak Literary Stall 4 Club : A Cappell Librarian 4; Choral . 4. Hi-Y 4: Le Cerelc Franeai 4; Pleiade� 4; T� y Wi alvan }. 4 .CO WILLIAM EDWARD AUGHE 237 Wingate Road Upper Darby Nickname: Indian Plani: Baaeball One Hundred Six MARY ANN AUGUST 313 Glendale Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nkknamr: Red. PIoti: Ballroom I n t ructor School: PuNkation. Agent 2. J. 4 Club.: Choral 2. ) ALBERT JOHN BAIR 40 North Linden Avenue Upper Darby CENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Jack Plan� : Work Sport� : Soccer Numeral� 5 ELIZABETH KATHERINE BALE 320 Bayard Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Xlr|iuinr: Betty Plan� : Office Work CUu: Junior Play U� her Club� : A Cappella Cfcorua J: Choral 2. ). 4: La Sockdad Panamcricana 2 JL ALBERT JAMES BARRETT 3823 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Alb,.- Plan� : Collece School: Publication� Agent 2; Welfare Agent 2 Sport� : Junior Vanity Baakelball J; Junior Vanity Croia WILLIAM GOODWIN BEAUMONT 33 New Street Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nickname: Bill Plan� : Engineering: School: Student Council ) Clan: Executive Committee 5 DORICE JEAN BECKER 327 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plana: Secretary School: Publication Agent J. Club� : Choral 2. ). 4; Library 2 Jpjjrm W 0 -|| V JL -C Mlu ROGER LESSING BAER 241 South Bayberry Lane Upper Darby (Entered September. 1948) SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Rod Plani: U. S. Navy Cl.bi: Rife 4 V- ' ROBERT LOUIS BAKLEY 7113 Atlantic Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname Bake Plan� : U. S. Navy dob� : Viaual Aid. 2. ). Trcawrcr 4 Sport� : Soccer Numeral. 4 WILLIAM GLADDING BARKSDALE, JR. 17 Powell Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bill Plan� : Veterinarian Sfioru: Baakcthall Numeral. 4; Vaxuty Soccer 4 JOHN SCHOLLER BARTON 406 Croyden Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS Nkknamr: Jack PURPLE Plan� : Drafting PHYLLIS LOUISE BECHT 206 Hampden Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Phyl School: Publication. Agent Club� : Chora] ). 4 Plan� : Secretary ); Welfare Agent 2 ELMER PAUL BECKER 327 Lincoln Avenue ACADEMIC Nkknamr: Peanut Lansdowne PURPLE PI.ru: Buwuu CLARENCE A. BENCH 226 Bridge Street Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Pete PId � . Vo� I C rJ NlEL NOR BERGER 1 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Plan� : College School: Welfare Acen� I Cliui: Junio� PUy Publicity Committee; Senior Play Publicity Commi'.tee; Executive Committee I; Dance Committee Clubi. Choral 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; World Affair� Forum 3; Library 4 Sporti: Hockey Numeral 4 a . CM-i-Rahuttf ■ T WARREN GEORGE BEVA N 325 Maple Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Eight Ball Plant: College School: A. A. Council 4; All-School Show 2, 3. 4; Leader Group 2 CUu: Color Captain 3. 4; Vice-Preaident 3; Executive Committee 3 Club.: Choral 4; Hl-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Baieball Numeral 2: Vanity Football 2. 3; Captain 4; Vanity Track 2. 3. 4 ■£ ERT F. BENEDICT A5 Hazel Apartment SCIENTIFIC Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Benny Plan� : Chemical Engineer School: Acorn Reporter . New Editor 4; All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 3. 4; Di tingui hed Honor Roll 2. 4; Leaden Group 2 Clan: Executive Committee 4; Commencement U� her 3 Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Football 2. 3; Vanity Football 4 NORRIS BERRY 8201 West Chester Pike Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Nirkname: Bud Plan� : U. S. Navy LOIS RITA BICK 7014 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Plan� : Interior Decorating Swifts! JAMES STERLING BIGLER 1017 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Jim Plan : Dartmouth College School: Honor Rdl 4 Club� : Bowling 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4 Sport� : Football Manager 4 H. ARTHUR BIXI.ER 142 Glencoe Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Nickname: Bit Plani: Bu ine s Man Club� . Choral 2 CLARKE BLAIR 41 Elm Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Rocky Plan� : Naval Air Corp WILLIAM JAMES BOLE 627 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill (Entered February. 1948) ACADEMIC Nickname: Bill School: All-School Show 4 Sporlt: Vanity Football 4 GOLD Plani: Prep School y� ' COMPTON BEDARD 455 Fos Avenue ACADEMIC Drexel Hill PURPLE Plant: College Nickname: Bob School: A. A. Council 4 Clubi: Hi-Y 4 Sport� : Vanity Croat Country 4; Vanity Track 3. 4 MARY KATHRYN BEHRENS 399 Lakeview Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Squeek Plant: Muaiciar School: All-School Show 4; Band 3. 4; Orcheatra 2. 3. 4. District 2. 3. 4. State 4 dots: Junior Play. Publicity Committee; Senior Play. Ticket Committee; Dance Committee 4: Party Com- mittee 3 Club� : German 2. Vice-President 4 One Hundred Eight MARYALICE BONNER 219 Springfield Road Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bonnie Plans: Marriage School: All-Schol Show 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; District Orchestra 4 Class: Juntoc Play Publicity Committee. Junior Play Usher Club� : Choral. Etecuiive Committee 4: La Sociedad Panamericana 2. ) Sports: Hockey Numeral� 4 GREGORY 1122 Roosevelt Drive L. BOWEN Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Bone� Plan� : Marine Corps Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cro� Country 4 Junto� Varrity Football 2. 3; Var� ity Track 3 EVANGELINE BOY AGE 16 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: Van Plans: Secretary School: Publication� Arent 2 Clubs: Hippocrate 4 h {JV OAN E. BORGARD Keystone Avenue Upper Darby 56 South ACADEMIC COLD SirAiiSe� a,� .DjEsJrsriSft: J. 4; Leaders Group 2; Publication� Butines Stall }. Assistant Business Manager 4; Biology Prize 2; Eng- lish Prize 5 Class: Senior Play Usher- Senior Plsy Property Cora- znittee; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Party Committee 4: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 4; Latin J. Vscc-Prrsident 4; Le Cerde Francais 4; Tay-Wistalvan 4. Sports: Hockey Numerals 2. J MARGARET PATRICIA BOVE 110 Powell Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Perry Plans: Typist School: Acorn Art Staff 2; Honor Roll 2. }; Publica- Board Committee 2: Executive Commit- lion Agent 2. ss: Bulletin B Class: tee J Clubs: Beam Arts 2. J. Secretary 4; Choral 4. Bowline Sports: Baseball Numerals J O ?nVbo$man 5109 Township Line Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Plans: College School: All-School Show J. 4: Honor Roll 2. 4; Dis- tinguished Honoc Roll 2. J. 4: Leaders Group 2: S?uni� h Prize J; Student Council 4; Upt-Dah J. Editor 4 Class: Dance Committee 4; Commencement Usher } Clubs: A Cappella J. 4; Chorus 2. ). 4: Hi-Y J. 4; L Sociedad Panamericana. Vice-President 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3 EVELYN ELIZABETH BRADFORD 229 Bayard Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Evie Plans: Private Secretary Sehool: Honor Roll 2. 4; Publication Typing Staff 4; Public Speaking Prize 2 Class: Commencement Usher J Clubs: Choral 2. J. 4 MARTIN JOSEPH BRADLEY 8 Englewood Road Upper Darby HERMINE BRENNER 5204 Reservation Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE (Entered September. 1948) Ntokname: Mart Plans: Work ACADEMIC GOLD Plan� : Engliah Teacher School: Acorn Reporter ). 4; All-School Show ). 4; Hceioe Roll J. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. J; Publication� Agent 2. 3. 4; Elmira College Key 3 Class: Junior Play Cast; Senior Plsy Ca t: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4; Party Committee 2. 4: Sales Commit- tee 4: Commencement Usher ); Commencement Speaker 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 2. 3. Vice-President 4; Latin 4; Pleiad� J. Vice-Presidmt 4; Tay-Wistalvan 4 ALYCE BRIEDE 7866 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Plans: Undecided Clubs: Distributive Education 4 KENNETH B. BRIER 710 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Gaylord Plans: Musician BARBARA LITTLEJOHN BROWN 336 Derwyn Road Lansdownc ACADEMIC GOLD Plan� : Buyer for a Department St«e Clan: Junior Play Make-Up Committee; Party Com- mittee 2 Club� : Choral 2. J: La Socicdad Panamericana 2 Up« ginia%. 521 Blythe Avenue BROWN Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD , ickn� me: Ginny . .fol11 Sch° School: Acorn Reporter 2. J. 4; All-School Show J; Upi-Dah Art Stall 2; Welfare Agent 2 Clan; Play Committee J. 4; Patty Committee 2: Com- mencement Usher J , _ , , Clubs: A Cappella 4; Beaut Art 2. 1; Choral 2. J. 4; Lc Cercie Prancais 2; Pleiade� 4 Sport� : Cheer lead ing Manner J. 4 GERALDINE A. BROWN 1016 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Gerry Plan� : Airline Hoaten School: All-School Show . 4; Leader Croup 2; Publi- cation� Acent S. 4; Welfare Aitent 2. J Clan: Color Captain 2; Oak Art Staff 4; Dance Com- mittee ). 4 Club� : Choral 4: Le Cercie Franca� 4 Sporri: Junior Var ity Basketball }; Junior Vanity Hockey 1; Vanity Cbeerlcading J. 4; Vartity Hockey 4 MIRIAM ANN BROWNING 4 364 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Mimi Plan� : Math Teacher School: H«w Roll 2; Publication Agent 2 Clan: Senior Play. Publicity Committee. Property Com- mittee 4; Eaecutive (Committee J Club� : A Cappella J; Bowling J. Amiuant Secretary 4; Sport� : Bawhall Numeral� 2. J; Hockey Numeral� 2 CAROLE EM1LIE BRUNNER 534 Elm Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Plant: Professional Singer School: All-School Show 5. 4; Leader. Group 2 Clan: Senior Play U� her; Eieoitive Committee 2. 4 Clubs: A (Cappella i. Pre.ident. Soloist 4; Bowlin J: itive.Cornmlttec 4 Choral 2. J; F.teeutne Cojnmi EDWARD JOSEPH BUCKLEY 1125 Wilson Drive Llanerch Hills DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Nickname: Ed Club� : Distributive Education Trea� urer 4 Plani: Work FREDA ZOE BULKIN 32 Heather Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Nickname: Baht Plan� : Marriage Majorette J. Chief 4 School: Band. Drum Majorette J. Chief 4 14144. ANNA MARIE BURNS 343 Avon Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: Nancy flani: Secretary Ctubi: Choral 2. J CHARLES CARRICK BURTON 7414 Miller Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Charlie Pl� m: Accountant HELEN G. CAIN 8 First Street Lansdowne DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Plan� : Undecided Club� : Distributive Education 4 HAROLD A. BURTON 5232 Apache Lane Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Burt Plan.: College WALLACE BARTLEY CALEY 843 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Wally Plan� : College School: Publication� Agent 2; Welfare Agent 1 Club� : La Sociedad Panamerieana 2 Sport� : Varsity Cro� a Country 4 One Hundred Ten JOAN RUTH CARDOZA 21$ Heather Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC Nickname: Monkey Clubs: It Cercle Franca is 4 COLD Plant: Business IjO s� peter s. caso 1121 Roosevelt Drive ACADEMIC Upper Darby COLD Nickname: Lc Plant: Musician School: All-School Show J; Publication Agent J; Band J. 4 Claas: Junior Play Ca� «; Senior Plav Ca� t Clubi: Fencing Club 2; Pleiade J. Sergeant-At-Arms 4 Sporli: Baskrthall Numerals 2 DOLORES MARIE CAVAGE 621 Copley Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Do I lie Plant: Secretary School: Student Council J Clubi: Choral 2 M l UM pin RICHARD AUSTIN CARTLEDGE 724 Roberts A'.enue ARTS AND CRAFTP Drexel Hill COLD Nickname: Dick Flam: Commercial Artist School: Acorn Arc S.atf J; Honor Roll 4- Student Coun- cil J. 4: Upi-Pah Art Stall 2. J Clan: Junior Play Usher; Senior Hay IMer; Olvk Art Staf 4 Clubi: Beam Art 2; Hi-Y J. 4 Sport� : Baseball Numerali 2 AUBREY E. CASSEL 280 Kent Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plan : Work N OAT 0 DIANA R. r CAVALLO 7271 Spruce Street ACADEMIC Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Di Flam: Guidance Coumellor School: Atom Reporter J; All-School Shaw 4; Honor Roll 2. J. 4: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3; Leader� Croup 2; English Prize 2. J. Short Stoey Conceit 4: Student Council 4 Claas: Junior Play Uiber; Oak Editor-in-Chicf 4: Ex- ecuti e Committee J: Party Committee 4; Magazine Campaign Manager 2: Sale Committee 4; Com- mencement Usher ); Commencement Speaker 4 Clubi: Hi-Y 2. I, 4: Le Code Francais 2. 4. Vice- President 3; Tay-Wistalvan 3. 4. World Affairs Forum 3. 4 ROSEMARIE FRANCES CAVELLA 7272 Bradford Road GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Winky Clubi: Choral J Upper Darby COLD Plant: Travel MARY CATHERINE CECALA 7067 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Mary Plant: Work Class: Dance Committee 2 JOAN MARY CHANDLER 192 Bridge Street Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Nukname: Chan Plant: Airline Hostea School: Pubiicationa Agent 2 Clou: Junior Play Committee: Bulletin Board Commit- tee 2, J, 4; Executive Committee 3; Sale Com- mittee 4 Clubs: Beaux Art 2. 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; Fencing 3. 4; Rile 2. 3. 4 LINCOLN B. CHAPMAN, JR. 110 Birchwood Road Aldan DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Plans: Salesman Clubs: Distributive Education Vice-President 4 JEANNE DORIS CHERRIE 820 Wilde Avenue GENERAL BUSINESS Drexel Hill PURPLE Nickname: Cher Plans: Marriage School: Publications Agent 4: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Junior Play Costume Committee: Party Commit- tee 3: Sale Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 4 ELENOR RUTH CHEW 108 North Carol Boulevard Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Work GENERAL BUSINESS Nrek mc: Elen Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 '■«'1 ANTHONY LAWRENCE CILEA 5201 Oleander Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE N ckn4 c: Tony Plans: Collect WILLIAM JAMES CLARK 313 Avon Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Sill Plans: Work ■ V ELSIE MAE CLEMENTS 394 Lakeview Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Elsie Plans: Moore Institute of Art Schcol: Acorn Art Staff 4; All-Schod Show J. 4; Honor Roll J. 4; Up .Da Art Suff J. 4 Class: Junior May Committee; Senior Play Committee; Oak Art Staff; Commencement Usher ): Dance Com- mittee 2; Bulletin Board Committee 2. 1 auks: Beaus Art 2. J. 4; Chord J. 4 BERNADETTE R. COLELLA 2328 Bond Avenue Drexel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nickname: Bernie Plans: Beautician Class: Dance Committee 2 disks: Choral Club J; Distributive Education 4 GLADYS P. COLLINS 271 Sanford Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Plans: Undecided HELEN M. CONARD 201 Barrington Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Plans: Model School: Welfare Acent 4 Class: Executive Committee 4 Clubs: Bowling J: Rifle 2. J; Distributive Education President 4 Sports: Varsity Rifle 2 OLIVER BURTON 19 South Brighton Avenue GENERAL BUSINESS CLARK Upper Darby COLD Nickname: OIHc PI : Architect School: Art Award ) RICHARD JAY 6980 Clinton Road DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Nickname: Dick dubs: Distributive Education 4 CLARKE Upper Darby PURPLE Plans: Mechanic CHARLES ALLEN CLENDENING 18 Overhill Road Upper Darby ACCOUNTING PURPLE Nickname: Bud V Plans: Banking EDWIN ARTHUR COLLINS 500 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAPTS PURPLE Nickname: Done Plans: Art School School: Home Roll 4; Upi Dah Art Staff 4; Student (xxincil 4 Clubs: A Cappella Chons 2. J; Choral J. 4 SUSAN CONANT 3634 Roaemont Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Sue Plans: Drexel Institute Usu: Senior Play Ticket Cotnmittcc; Senior Play Property Committee dubs: Choral J. 4; La Socirdad Panamerkana J. 4; Library J; Terraqua J. 4 PATRICIA ANN COOK 832 Edmondt Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Cookie Plans: College School: All-School Show }. 4; Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Biology Prize 2; Upi-Dah J; Acorn Reporter 2 dass: Junior May Usher. Property Committee J; Senior Play Usher 4; Bulletin Board Committee 2; Dance (Committee 1, 4; Executive Committee 2. ), 4; Party Committee 2. J. 4: Commencement Usher ): Sale Committee 4 dubs: Choral 2: Hi-Y 2. J. Treasurer 4; La fociedad Parumericana 2. J. Stcrctary 4; Tay-Wisulvan 2. J. 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral }; Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. J; Junior Varsity Hockey J: Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Hockey 4 One Hundred Twelve THOMAS CLARK CORSON 726 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Clark Plant: Penn Univenity School: Honor Roll 2. 4 Cta � : Executive Committee 4; Commencement Uiher J Club : Leeuwenhoek 4 Sporcr: Soccer Numerali 2 W GILDA MARY CORTESE 504 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Jfll Plant: BuiineM CTubi: Ikaux Art 2; La Socic did Puuncriaru 2; Rifle VINCENT ANTHONY COSENZA 131 Stratford Avenue Aldan ACCOUNTING GOLD Nickname: Red Plant: Butinc School QUU ELIZABETH EVANS COULI 279 Sheffield Road Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Betty Plant: Marriage School: Publicationi Agent 2. J; Welfare Agent 2 Cl« � : Senior Play Property Committee; Executive Com- mittee 2 CARMEN EMIL COSTAGLIOLA, JR. 423 Winfield Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nickname: Corn Plant: Navy Sport : RateKail Numerali 2; Baikctball Numerali 4 capo-UlJ U l -4ci COWAN Drexel Hill Ck a CHARLOTTE 2440 GatW Road nmnc m YVvOA d - “ ARTS AND CRAFTS P”.i: COLD Nickname: Lollie Plant: Drew Deiignrr School: All-School Show J, 4; Publicationi Buiineu Staff 4 CI« j: Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Sale Committee 4 Club : Bowling 4; Choral ). 4; Fencing 4: Fine Aid and Social Service 4; Library 4; Terr aqua 4 MARGARET MARY ALICE CRAWFORD 537 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Nickname: Peggy Club : Distributive Education 4 COLD Plani: Undecided ROBERT RICHARD CRUMMER 128 South Stratford Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bob Plan : Preparatory School WILLIAM JAMES CRUMMER 128 South Stratford Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bill Plan : Preparatory School ' JAMES EDWARD CULBERT 936 Lindalc Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Ta« Plan : Study Pharmacy « •• � Acorn Reporter 2. J. 4; Dutinguuhed Hoemr Roll 4; Student Council J. 4 CUtt: Party Committee 2; Sale Committee 4 Club : Leeuwenhoek 2. ). President 4 Sport : Junior Vanity Football J GERALDINE CUMMINGS 3820 Creat Road Drexel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nickname: Gerri Plan : Work Club� : Bom-ling 2; Choral 2; Diuributivg Education Secretary 4 JAMES LEE CUSTER 303 B Hampden Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Jim Plan : Merchant Marine ¥hyllis MARIE 8315 West Chester Pike ACADEMIC DAHLGREN Upper Darby COLD Nickname: Phyl Plan.: College School: All-School Show 4; Publication� Agent 4 Class: Junior PUy Ticket Committee: Senior Play Uther: Senior PUy Property Committee; Donee Committee 2; Sales Committee 4 Club): Bowling 4; Choral 2. 4; fencing 4; Fir� t Aid and Social Service 2. . President 4; Pleiades 4 JANET ANNE DAMAI 1021 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname Jan Pleat: Laboratory Technician School: Leaders Group 2: Honor Roll 4 Class: Senior Play Publicity Committee: Oak Literary Stall; Dance Committee 2. i: Party Committee 2. J; Sales Committee 4 Clubs: Choral Club 2. 4 SYLVIA JUNE DAMON 3219 Berkley Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Plana: Nursing Club� : A Cappella 4; Choral 2. J; Hippocrates 4 ELAINE DANIELSEN 329 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Dannie Plant: Secretary School: All-School Show 4; Publication� Agent ) dais: Junior Play Ticket Committee. Uthet; Dance Coomlttec 2. J. 4: Patty Committee J Clubs: Bowling 2: Choral 2. J. 4: Library 2 Sports: Hockey Numeral� 2 PATRICIA ANN DAVIES 175 B Houston Road Lansdowne ACADEMIC G01-0 Nickname: Pat PUn� : Fashion Illustrator School: Stage Crew 2. J. 4 „ Class: Junior Play Stage Crew; Sensor Play Stage Crew Clubi: Lc ( rclc Frmcaii ). 4; Flcu3a ). 4; Ria« ' Y • SPANGLER DAWKINS Drexel Hill PURPLE Plana: College ________________ter J: Honor Roll 2. i. 4; Diatm- guiihed Honor Roll 2. J. 4 Class: Commencement U� her J , Clubs: Cheat Secretary 2. . Vice-Pretsdent . Team 2. J: Rifle 2; Steinmett 2. J. 4 . Sport� : Var.ky Croat Country 4; Vartfty Wrestling 4 3601 Garrett Road SCIENTIFIC School: Acorn Report BARBARA JUNE DAVISON 3400 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Bobbie Plan� : Laboratory Technician School: All-School Show 4; Leader� Croup 2; Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2 Class: Party Committee ) Clubs: Bow-ling J. Vice-Preaident 4; Choral 2. 5. 4; Le Cercie Francis 2 Sports: Basketball Numeral 2: Junior Varaity Hockey J; Varaity Hockey 4; BasketballJiumerals 4 MARY GEM DE GIOVANNI 7228 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Dee PI � : Career girl School: Welfare Agent 2. J Club� : Bowling 5. 4; Choral 2: La Sooedad Panamcn- cana 2 ANDREW DEMES 238 Long Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Andv � « •= Merchant Marine Club� : Le Cerdc Francata 4; Rifle 2 ELIZABE BETH ANN DENEHEY Elizabeth Manor Apt . Upper Darby ACADEMIC f COLD Nickname: Libby s f Plan� : College School: Honor Roll 4 Clan: Junior Play Ticket Committee; Party Committee 2 Club� : Choral 2. J. 4: Library 2 DAVID BRIAN DENYER 59 Hampden Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname Dave Plana: Minitter Sporta: Soccer Numeral� 2: Junbir Vanity Croat Coun- try 2. 4; Varaity Croat Country J One Hundred Fourteen JOAN ALICE DESJARDINS 442 Gairuboro Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC C01-0 Nickname Dirty Plant: Pharmacist School All-School Show 4. Publication .Agent 2; Publi- cation� Business Stall 2; Circulation Manager ; Bon- net Manager 4; Honor Roll 4 Class- Junior Play Uaher; Senior Play Property Com- mittee; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Commencement Uther 5 Club.: Choral 2: Hi-Y J. 4: Le Cerde Francai. 4 — 5t Jc SL LAUREL Dr VINCENTIS Stonehunt Apartments 225 Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Plm: Art School School: Acorn Art Staff 2. ). Art Editor 4; Art Prise ); Welfare Afent 2 Cla� «: Senior Play Publicity Committee; Oak Art Staff; Dance Committee 2 Club� : Beam Art� 2. J. Trea� urer 4; Hi-Y 4 T Jbi ELIZABETH ANN DICKERT 7208 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Bettv Plan� : College School: Honor Roll 2. J, 4; Leaden Croup 2 Class: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Ca«; Oak Literary Staff; Commencement Usher J Club� : Le Ccrde Francau 4; Pleiade J. 4; Tay Wutalvan . 4 Sport� : Basketball Numerals 2 JANET CAROLYN DICKSON 362 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill JAMES DIEHL 837 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Jan Plan� : Business School School: Publications Agent J Clan: Junior Play Property Committee Club� : Choral ). 4 Sport� : Baseball Numerals J; Hockey Numerals 2 ■Nickname: S.K Plans: Col’ege School: Student Council J Cis� � : Eiecutive Ccenmittee J Club� : Rifle 2 Sport� : Bate ball Numerals 2: Varsity Pootball 4 HOBART BROSE DIETZ, JR. RITA MARY DI FLORIA 1104 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill 6 Englewood Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plan� : Business Tycoon STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Plsru: Pierce Buiinets School RIChXRD HOWARD DI FULVIO 7235 Bradford Road Upper Darby ALICE CLARK DIGGORY 4128 Vernon Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Nickname: Dick Plan� : Dread Institute School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. }. 4; Distin- guished Honor Roll 4; Biology Prite }; Student Council 2: Orchestra 2. J. 4; District Orchestra 5 Clan: Ock Literary Staff 4 Clubs: Bowling Secretary 4 Nickname: Sunnic Plant: Buyer School: Honor Roll 4 Clss� : Junior Play Cast J; Commencement Usher J Club� : Pleiades 5. 4; World Affairs Forum 4; Distribu- tive Education 4 MICHAEL ANTHONY DI GUGLIELMO 7170 Midway Avenue Upper Darby HENRY F. 1045 Lindale Avenue DIMMLER Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Mike Plan� : Navy Nickname; Hank Plant: Electrical Engineering School: Acorn Reporter 2. J. Editor-tn-Chief 4; All- School Show J. 4; Honor Roll 2. • Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Leaders Group 2: Student Council 4 Cta � : Patty Committee 4; Commencement Usher J Club� : Hi-Y J. 4; Leeuwenhoek 2. X IA JOHN J. DI NICOLA 7279 Walnut Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Flans: College Sports: Soccer Numerals 4 EUGENE DISTEFANO 74 Springton Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Gene Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana 2. ) Sport� : Basketball Numerals 4 Han� : Work oi hJALD L. DRAKE 501 Stnithfield Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLO Nickname: Dracula Plan� : Continuing School Clou: Junior Play Caat; Oak Literary Staff; Sale Com- mine� 4 Club� : Pleiade� 4; La Soeiedad Panamencana 4 Sporta: Tenni� Manarer 5 EILEEN FRANCES DUGAN 37 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby SALESMANSHIP COLD Nickname: Dolly Plan� : Advertuing Class: Junior Play Uiher; Senior Play Property Com- mittee Clabt: Choral 2. 5 DOUGLAS MORGAN 7118 Peniuylvania Avenue SCIENTIHC DUNCAN Upper Darby COLD VILLIERS A. EACRET 712 Alexander Avenue ACADEMIC Xicktiame: Vil Cl it hr: German 4 Xicktume D D Plan� : Farmer School: A. A. Council J. 4; Leader. Croup 2; Student Gcjm4n 4 I. ); «•': f«MI ' Party Committee 4; Commencement Udier J 1 SpouV: }£ ?'Vutity Badctball 5; Vanity Baikethall 4; Junror Var.it - Crow Country 2: Var.ity Crow Counuy 5. Co-Captain 4; Vanity Track 5. 4 Drexcl Hill COLD Plana: Law WILLIAM JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 4112 Taylor Avenue Drexcl Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Bx Plans: College School: All-School She� - J. 4; Student Council. Vicc- Preaident 4; Welfare Agent 5 Class: Treaaurer 4; Executive Committee 4 Cfubi: Choral 2. 5. 4; Ht-Y 5. 4; La Soeiedad Pan- Sport� : Junior Vanity Football 2: Vanity Football 5. 4 ROBERT CHARLES DOWNS 2432 Eldon Avenue Drcxel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Boh Plant: Automotive Woek School: Student Council 2 Club� : La Soeiedad Panamericana 2 WILLIAM JOHN DOUGHERTY 568 Bloomfield Avenue Drexcl Hill SALESMANSHIP PURPLE Nickname: Doc Plan� : Woek EVELYN 214 Bayard Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Evy Plant: Coraptomctreat School: Publicationi Agent J: Welfare Agent I. 4 Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee; Bulletin Board Committee 4 Club� : Beaux Art� 4; Choral 4 Sport� : Cheerleading ). 4 VIVIAN ROSE DOLCEMORE 221 Wingate Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Xiebaame: Viv Plans: Muaic College School: Honor Roll 2. ). 4; Dotinguiahed Honor Roll 4 Class: Junior Play Coatume Committee; Oak Literary Staff: Bulletin Board Committee 4; Commencement Uther 5 Ctnba: A Cappelta 5. Soioite 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Fenc- ing 2; Lc Cerele Francaia 5.4 CAROL 319 DOHAN 332 Maple Avenue Drexcl Hill ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Patti Plana: Air Line Hoatcaa School: All-School Show 5. 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Publi- cation� Agent J; Publication� Buaincaa Staff 5. Adver- tiaing Manager 4; Seudent Council 2 Class: Junior Play Publicity Committee: Junior Play Uaber; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Senior Play Uabcr: Bulletm Board Committee 2. J. 4; Dance Committee 2. J. 4; Party Committee 2. 4; Com- mencement Uiher 5 Olubi: A Cappdla 5; Bowling J. 4; Choral 2. Execu- tive Committee 4; Fencing 2. J. Vice-Preaident 1; Firat Aid and Social Service 5. 4: Hi-Y 5. 4; Tay Wiitalvan 5. 4; Terr aqua. Treaaurer J. 4 MARY EMMA DOLT 7801 West Cheater Pike Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Doc Plana: Phy� iotherapi � Clan: Junior Play Coatume Committee; Senior Play One Hundred Sixteen LAWRENCE CLIFTON EATON 4012 Marshall Road SCIENTIFIC klmnn: Larry School: Student Council 2 Sport� : Junior Varnty Wrestling 2 DAVID KIMPLE EDMINSTER 312 Lincoln Avenue Lansdownc SCIENTIFIC GOLD Dive Plow: Cornell Univer� ity School: Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 5; English Prixe 3 Club� : Le Cercie Francai� 3. Treasurer 4; Rifle 2 KENNETH CHRISTOPHER ECKERD 447 Bishop Avenue Secane ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Eck Plan� : Auto Mechanic Go v -£i£ STEVEN ALLEN EDMINSTER ?12 Lincoln Avenue Lansdownc SCIENTIFIC GOLD -Nickname: Steve Plan� : Cornell University School: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; English Prite Clubs: Le Cercle Franca i� 3, 4; Rifle 2 Drexel Hill PURPLE Plan� : Television RICHARD HENRY EDWARDS 292 Kent Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD RICHARD LEE EDWARDS 7225 Pine Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Ed Plan� : Electrician Nickname: Red Dog Plan� : Pan-American Airlines Clubs: A Cappella Chorus 2, 3. 4; Bowling 4; Bowline Team 4; Choral 2. 3. 4 VIRGINIA JOAN EELLS 231 Rocklyn Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS COLD dubs: Choral 2 Plans: Business School IS HELEN EGAN 19 7”5prington Road SALESMANSHIP ic: Lois Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3 Clul Upper Darby PURPLE Plan� : Model EARL G. EGGERS ROBERT R. ELKO 512 Elm Avenue Upper Darby 228 Highland Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC Plan� : Work GOLD SALESMANSHIP Nickname: Elk GOLD Plans: Woe I JAMES K. EMMONS Broadway Avenue Secane ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Jim Plans: Prep School STANLEY E. ENGLE 158 Barrington Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Stan Plans: College School: A. A. Council 4; Student Council 3 Class: Treasurer 3; Executive Committee 3. 4; Sale� Committee 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Baseball Numerals 2; Varsity Wrestling 2. 3: Co-Captain 4 SHIRLEE MARGARET ENTRIKEN 7002 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Shirt Plans: Commercial Artit� Glass: Junior Pl� r. PuMicitr Committee; Stnur PI tv Publicity Committee. Costume Commttee Cl.bs: Choral I. J 4 0 ,-J c SAMUEL lewis ertel ’ Aronotnink Arm Apartment Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD idtMmc Sam Plant: College School: Honor Roll ). 4; I).t� ir, .n.beJ Honor Roll J. 4; All-School Show 4; Student Council J. Treaturtr 4. President 4 Ciatt: Dance Committee 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 4: Commencement Usher 'Tubi: Hi-Y I. President 4 Sporii; Bate ball Numerals 2. J; Basketball Numerali 2. ): Junior Varsity Basketball 2. }; Varsity Basketball Co-Captain 4; Varsity Football 4 SUSIE BISHOP EVANS 3729 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Plans: Kindergarten Teacher School: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Senior Play Usher; Sales Committee 4 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana J. 4: Le Cercle REINHART MICHAEL EWERTZ 53 Albert Avenue Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Plans: Dairy Farmer . BARBARA ELLEN ERSKINE 582 Snowden Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Babs Plans: Medical Secretary School: All-School Show J; Publications Agent J Class: Bulletin Board Committee 2: Dance Committee 2. J; Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 2; Sales Committee 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 2; Hockey Numerals J JOHN BERNARD EURELL 145 Powell Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Rell Plans: Dentist School: Publications Agent 2: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Executive Committee 2. ) Clubs: Choral J; Fencing 2: La Sociedad Panamericana 1. J; Latin 2: Rifle 2 ARTHUR D. 312 Kingston Road ACADEMIC RETT Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Stretch Plans: Certified Public Accountant School: Student Council 5 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 4: Visual Aids 2. ). 4 ELEANOR DUSHANE EWING 45 Richfield Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Bubbles Plans: Model Class: Senior Play Property Committee: Party Com- mittee ) Clubs: A (appella Chorus 4: Bowling J. 4; Choral 2. J JOSEPH JAMES FACENDA 226 Huntley Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nickname: Joe Plans: Work School: Band }. 4; Orchestra 2. J C fjfcsTK� Sho4 fWage Crew 4 PURPLE lutb Mechanic DORIS ANN FARRELL 413 Walnut Avenue GENERAL BUSINESS Plana: Medial Secretary Clan: Senior Play Costume Committee Aldan PURPLE Nickname: Don Srfcaol: All-School :_______________ Class: Junior Play. Senior Play. Stage Crew ClkhCA-a Sociedad Panamufcana 2. 3� Pleiades 4; FRANCES MARIE FICHERA 7015 Seller� Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Pay Plana: Secretary Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 2 Sports: Cheerleading }. 4 One Hundred Eighteen uupc V 449 Wilde Avenue JAMBS W. HELD Drexcl Hill V v SARAH JANE FISCHER 632 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Allcl i� : Jim Plum: Chemical Engineer School: Acorn Reporter 3. 4; All-School Show 2. 3 Clan: Party Committee 4: Sale Committee 4 Ctvbt: Stemmed 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; World Affair� Forum 4 Nickname: Sarah Plant: Nurae School: Leader� Group 2; Student Council 3; Public - non� Agent 2 Clan: Junior Play Usher; Senior Play Usher. Senior Play Ticket Committee; Dance Committee 3; Sales Committee 4; Commencement Usher 3. MARY LOU FITHIAN 7132 Sea ford Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Louie Clnfci: Choral 3. 4 Plant: Secretary ANNE FITZPATRICK 330 North Lansdowne Avenue Lansdowne ACADEMIC COLD Plant: Peirce Business School School: Honor Roll 4 Clubi: Choral 3. 4 DORIS ETHYLMAE FRAME 237 Priscilla Lane Aldan STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE GLORIA JOAN FRAZER 263 Bayard Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Dor Plant: Secretary Sdiool: Public� tioru Typing Staff 4; Honor Roll 2. 3 Clatt: Junior Play Publicity Committee: Senior Play Publicity Committee; Commencement Usher 3 Clubi: Bow-ling 4 Nickname: Joan Club.: Choral 2. 4 Plant: Stenographer DORIS LORRAINE 218 Ashby Road STENOGRAPHIC FREDERICK Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Friti Clubt: Choral 2. 3. 4 Sport� : Bateball Numeralt Plant: Secretary JC JOAN FREE 1131 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Joanic Plant: Art School School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Leader� Group 2 Ctau: Colot Captain 2. 3. 4 Ctuh.: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Spout: Basketball Numerali 2. 3; Varaity Hockey 2. 3 NANCY ELSIE FREUDENBERGER 4415 Cedar Lane Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE (Entered September. 194S) Nickname: Nance Plant: Work Oubt: Chess 4 A MARGARET FREIMUTH 238 West Bayberry Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Peggy Plant: Undecided KARL RICHARD FRIEDMANN 4345 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: College School: All-School Show 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 Clan: Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 4; Commencement Usher 3 Club� : German 4; HI-Y 3: Treasurer 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Basketball 3; Junior Varsity Football 2; Junior Varsity Baseball 2; Varsity Poor “4 dt ovocS, JOHN ROBERT GABKEE 705 Long Lane Upper Darby ACCOUNTING PURPLE SCIENTIFIC PURPLE TaNET ELLEN FUGANT 369 Lakevicw Avenue Drexel Hill Plant: Penn State Oiu: Senior Play Property Committee 4; Bulletin Hoard Committee 4 Clubt: Hippocrate J. Viee-Pre ident 4 Spona: Ratekthall Numeral� J Nickname: Bob Plant: Wo A TERESA ANNE GALLAGHER 60 Sunshine Road STENOGRAPHIC Nickname: Terry Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Secretary MARY ANN GAWALUCH 192 Burmont Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Clubt: Choral Plant: OSee Work 4 RICHARD THORNTON GAYLEY 306 Owen Avenue Lansdownc SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Dick Plant: Navy School: Honor Roll 4 Club� : A Cappella J. 4; Choral 2; Rifle 2. 4 JEAN CATHERINE GEIGELMAN 7016 Radbourne Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plant: Secretary School: Honor Roll 2. 4: Publication Typing Staff 4 Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee 4 JOHN NICHOLAS GENTILE 217 North Cedar Lane ARTS AND CRAFTS Nickname: Gentle John • Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Photography RUTH ARLENE GILLES 423 Littlccroft Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: Rudy Plant: Travel Clan: Bulletin Board Committee J; Dance Committee I: Party Committee 2. I Clubt: Choral J; Beaut Artt J School: Publication� Agent 2 MARIO JOHN 8501 Lansdownc Avenue SALESMANSHIP Nickname: Matt Spout: Soccer Numeral� J GIOVE Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Work SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Nan Plant: Artiit Cut� : Junior Play Publicity Committee; Senior Play Property Committee; Bulletin Board Committee 2. 4; Sale Committee 4; Junior Play Uther Club� : Hippocrate� 4 THOMAS C. GOLDSWORTHY, JR. 209 Lamb Road Upper Darby CHARLOTTE GOODMAN 139 Green Valley Road Upper Darby (Entered November, 1948) Nickname: Tom Plant: Work SCIENTIFIC Plant: College COLD School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 4; Distinguiibed Honor Roll 2. i, 4; Leader� Group 2; English Biology Prise 2; Upi-Dxh I, 4 Clan: Junior Play Ca� t; Senior Play Caat; Party Com- mittee 5. 4: Commencement U� hcr 5 Clubt: Hi-Y 2. J. 4; Le Cercle Francat 4; Pleiade 2. i. 4: TayWistalvan 2. J. President 4 One Hundred Twenty MARJORIE ELIZABETH GOWEN 216 Wadas Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Mirmr Plans: Secretary School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Publication. Typing Staff Secretary 4 CUu: Senior Play. Publicity Committee. Uaher; Com- mencement Uther 3 DELORES BLANCHE GRAVES 305 Huntley Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD : Del Plani: Secretarial Work School: Publication. Agent 2: Student Council 5; Wel- fare Agent 2 CUu: Bulletin Board Committee J; Party Committee 2 DONNA MARIE GRAY 9 North Carol Boulevard Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD School: Publication. Ajent Welfare Agent I Club� : Choral 2. 3 ( P UTH ALICE GREEBY 1™ Springton Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Rag Plans: Secret� ry School: DiMinguubed Honor Roll J; Publication. Agent dub� : Bowling 2. 3 MARGARET GREELEY 8200 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Xick’Mn.c: Peggy PUni: College School: Honor Roll 4; Publication. Bu.ineu Staff 4 CUu: Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee Club.: Choral J. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2. J r MAfljORIE ANN GREER 915 Cornell Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Peg Plan.: Veterinarian Sthool: All-School Show 2: Leader. Group 2; Publica- tion. Agent 2; Student Council 2; Welfare Atent 2; Honor Roll 4 CUts: Junior Play. Senior Play Committee.; Bulletin Beard Committee 4; Party Committee J; Sale. Com- mittee 4 Club.: German J. Secretary 4: Terraqua J Spom: Baieball Numeral. 2; Hockey Numerali J: Junior Vanity Hockey J; Var.ity Hockey 4 C. BRUCE GRETZ 707 Fo Avenue Drexcl Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Brut Plan.: Penn State Club� : Bowling 2; Le Ccrclc Francai. J Sport.: Ba.ketb.ll Numeral. 4 i: oaitetball Numeral. 4 a _ DONALD SINCLAIR GRIGSBY 1804 Grcenhill Road Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Huck Plans: College School: Student Council 2 Clits: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2. J; Party (Committee 2 Club.: Choc a] J. 4 Sport.: Bueball Numeral. J: Junior Var.ity Baiketball 2. 3; Vanity paaketball 4 Junior Vanity Tenni. 2 Vanity Baiketball 4 Junior Van it) CATHARINE JOANN GRIMLEY 241 Township Line Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Catby Plan.: Lawyer School: Acorn Reporter 2. J; All-School Show J; Stu- dent Council 4 Clan: Junior Play Property Committee; Senior Play Cootume Committee; Dance Committee J; Party Com- mittcc 3 Club.; Bowling 4; Choral J; Hippocrate. 4; Le Cerde Francai. J. 4; Library 2, J. Prcddcnt 4; World Affair. Forum 2, I Sport.; Var.ity Tcnni. J; Hockey Numeral. 4; Bidet ball Numeral. 4 FREIDA GSPANN 64 South Clifton Avenue Aldan GENERAL BUSINESS Plans: Ofice Work School: Welfare Agent 2 Cta.� : Senior Play Property Committo Club.: Choral 2 COLD JEANNE GROVES 133 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nfck fme: Jeannie Plant: Stenographer School: Alt-School Show 3. 4; Publication. Typing Stall 4; Welfare Agent 3 Class: Sen ice Play Coatumc Committee 4; Party Com- mittee 3 Club.: Choral 2 UNE ELIZABETH HAIBACK 23 Glencoe Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Plan.: Faihion Illuttrator School: Aeon. Art Staff 4; All-School Show Make-Up Committee J: Honor Rdl 4 Clan: Dance Committee 4 Club.: Beaui Art. 4; Choral Club 3 CHARLES HALPERN 115 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Xicknamr- Chuck Plani: Collet sthSl: All-School Show J; Honor Roll 5; Publication. Auer,I 4; Band 1, J. I ...... Clu� : Junior Play U her; Commencement U� her J; Party Committee ' ------- REJESSA E. HANF 904 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC 1. 4: Bowline 4 GOLD Plant: Secretary RUTH ELVIRA HARDCASTLE 11 Sunshine Road Upper Darby hCADEMIC GOLD Vicknamc: Ruthie P1 � : Nurse iehool. Publication� Agent, J: Welfare Agent J: Honor Junior Play. Coatume Committee. Publicity Com- mittee. Uthcr: Senior Play. Property Committee; Dance Committee 4; Commencement Uaher 3«hi: Bowling 4; Choral J. 4; Hippocrate� . 4; Latin ..... II..L..C.II Viifn.r.tl I HARRYQFREDERIC HAMER. JR. 548 Broadview Road ACADEMIC Upper Darby GOLD Pbni: College Nickname: Homer School: A. A. Council 4 Clubi: Choral Executive Committee 4 Sporti: Junior Vanity Tenni� 2; Junior Vanity Crou Country 2; Vanity Croaa Country 4; Var� ity Tenni� ) JACOB RAYMOND HANLING III 365 South Manoa Road Havertown SCIENTIFIC GOLD Plani: College Agent 4; Student Council 4; Nickname: Ray School: Publication Upi-Dah 4 Cliu: Dance Committee 4 Spom: Junior Var� ity Bate hall 2: Vanity Baieball J WILLIAM F. HAINES II 7115 Llanfair Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Bill .. Plani: Medicine School: Acorn Reporter J. 4; Honor Roll 2. 4 n... 1 t T.tm � Trpamrer 1 BALDWIN M. HAINES 1103 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC Plant: PURPLE Meat Saleunan Nickname: Baldy - ■—-■ ----- - -y—— School: Honor Roll 2. J. 4: Leader. Group 2; Publica ticn� Agent 4; Student Council 2 Claai: Oak Literary Staff. Executive Committee ): Com- mencement Uthef }; Panv Committee 4 Club� : Bowling 4: La Sociedad Panamericana 4. Rise 2 Spom: Vanity Soccer J. 4; Vanity Swimming Man- ager 4 DALE MAURICE 247 Wiltshire Road DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Plant: Mechanic Club� : Distributive Education HALL Upper Darby GOLD ANNE ROSE HALL 831 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC COLD . Plan� : Oftce hlotk _ V V ) i IG IRYN J. HALL 4002 Albermarle Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Kay Plant: College School: All-School Show J; Student Council 2: Honor Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana J. 4: Tay-Wi talvan Clan: Senior Plar Publicity Committee: Dance Com- mittee 2. i. 4; Party Committee 2; Sale Com- mittee 4 Spom: Junior Vanity Hockey 2 HOWARD DAVID HALLETT 273 Coverly Road Lansdowne ACCOUNTING GOLD Nickname: Howie Plan� : C. P. A. School: A. A. Council J. 4; Hortor Roll 2. i. 4; Leaden Group 2; Student Council 2. J. 4 Clan: Color Captain 2. J. 4; Preaident 2; Vice-Pre.i- dent 4; Executive Committee 2. 4 Club� : Hi-Y J. Vice-Prcidcnt 4 Spom: Vanity BawHall 2. Co-Captain 1; Vanity Baikethall 2. J: Vanity Soccer i GOLD One Hundred TwentyTwo DOROTHY JANE HARDING 719 Roberts Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Dottic Plant: Buhmu School School: Publications Agent 2 Clan: Juntoc Play, Property Committee. Costume Com- mittee Club,: Choral 2. ). 4 ELIZABETH JOAN HARDY 3232 Marshall Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD . ichnamc: Iriah Plant: Stage School: All-School Sbo«- 4: Honor Roll 2 Clubi: Choral 2. J. Auociate Secretary 4; A Cappdla J. Secretary 4 JOHN G. HARKINS 5024 Smithfield Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Bone Plans: Law School: Acorn Reporter 2. 5. 4; All-School Show 2. J. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 5. 4; Leader� Croup 2; Harvard Club Award 3: History. English. Mathe- matic . Phytic Prise J; Student Council 2. J. 4; School Welfare Committee 2 Clan: Senior Play Ca� t; Cla Treaiurer 2; President J. 4; Dance Committee J. 4: Executive Committee 2. J. 4: Party Committee 4; Commencement Uaher J; Commencement Speaker 4 club� : Hi-Y J. 4; Pleiade 4; Steinmets 2. President , 4; World Affair� Forum 2. J; President 4 “ ' Sport� : Varsity Soccer J. 4 . , £ ROBERT WALLA' 21 North Kirklyn Avenue SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Horse School: All-School Show 4: Band 2 Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana } Sporti: Junior Var� ity Baseball 2; Junior Vanity Foot- ball J; Varsity Football 4 SARAH LYDIA HARPER 141 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Sally Plant: Artist School: All-School Show J; Drum Majorette 2. 3. 4; Welfare Agent 2. 4 Cltu: Dance Committee 2. 3; Party Committee 2 Clubs: Choral 2. 1; La Sociedad Panamericana 2 ALAN HARRIS 205 La Carra Drive Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Ted Flans: Mechanical Engineer School: Honor Roll 4; Di� ;ir.iui� hoJ H.,nor Roll 2. J: Leaders Group 2: Publications Agent 2; Welfire Agent 3 Clan: Oak Literary Staff; Commencement Usher 3 tyf ROL ROLYN ELISSA 820 Ormond Avenue ACADEMIC HARRISON Drexel Hill PURPLE Plans: Penn State Nickname: Dogears ____ School: Acom Reporter J: Honor Roll 4 Clas� : Junior Play Property Committee; Senior Play Property Committee Clubi: Choral dub 2, }. 4; Library Club 4 Sporrs: Qxseball Numerals J; Varsity Basketball J C J.jf fLy + V DAVID H. HARSHAW 537 Brookfield Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Dave Plant: College School: Hooor Roll 2. 3; Distinguished Hooor Roll ) Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubi: World Affairs Forum 4 Sport� : Soccer Numerals 3; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4 WILLIAM KELLOGG HARRISON 7759 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Bill Plant: Automobile Dealer Sports: Varsity Cross Country 4 f Mloyd bVuce HARTSOUGH 7249 Spruce Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: Pet� State School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3 Class: Executive Committee 4 Club� : Bowling 2. 3 Sports: Soccer Numerals 4 BENJAMIN M. HATCH 477 Brookfield Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Ben COLD Plans: Engineering SHIRLEY ELIZABETH HAWK 915 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Reds Plant: Secretary School: Publications Typing Staff 4 Cl � : Junior Plsy Usher; Executive Committee 2 Clubs: Bowling 4 Sport : Basketball Numerals 3 _ Or OJ 5 -w — V I -5' N ELSA MARGUERITE HEACOCK 629 Maple Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Peggy Plan� : Mfetfanary Wo� k School: A. A. Council 4; Publicationi Agent 4; Or- choir� 2: Welfare Agent 5; Honor Roll ) Clou: Junio� PUy Uthcr; Senio� Pity Publicity Com- mittee; Senior Phy U� her; Commencement Uaher 5 Club� : A Cappella 4; Choral 2. 4; Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamericana J. 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Baaketball J: Junior Vanity Hockey 2; Vanity Hockey J; Captain 4; Vanity Ba� - kethall 4 WILMA JEAN HELD 7408 Miller Avenue GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname Wit School: Publieationa Agent J Club,. Choral 2. ) MARILYN CAROL HELLER 2509 Marshall Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Mar Plini: Cones� School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 4; Publication Agenc J CUu: Bulletin Board Committee i: Party Comnittee J Club� : Bowling ). Secretary 4; Choral 2: Fencing . Vice-Pre� id� nt 4; Pint Aid and Social Service }, Vice-Preaidtnt 4; Hippocrate� 4; Terrain� . Secretary J. 4 ROBERT J. HEACOCK 7205 Hilltop Road Upper Darby GOLD Plena: TdevWoa Expert SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Bob 110 Windsor,Avenue Upper Darby PURFU Plan: Beautician ■ Ufr Way. Stage J. 4; HI-Y }. 4; EVELYN HEMPHILL 316 Birchwood Road Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Plant: Commercial Arti� t Ctui: Senior Play Property Committee Club� : Beaux Art� 4; Library 4; Terraqua 4 MARIE LOIS HENDERSON 436 Glendale Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Pltnj: Marriage School: Honor Roll 2. 5: Publication� Agent 2 Club� : Choral 2; Rtfe 2 MARY E. HENDERSON 3818 Marshall Road Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Irish Plant: Clerical Work HERMAN 147 Wellington Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Plant: Metallurgical Engineer School: Honor Roll 2. ). 4; Diitinguiihrd Honor Roll 5; Leader� Group 2 Clan: Senior Play Caat; Party Committee 4; Commence- IkW 2; Pleiade� 2. i. Hittorian 5; World CHARLES RALPH HERTZBERG 809 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Chuck Plan� : Aeronautical Engineer School: Color Guard 2. J. Sergeant 4 Sport : Junior Varrity Football 2. J HESTER Drexel Hill GOLD aoe Roll 2. 4; DiMfn- ■nt Council 2, 4; Or chmtra 2. J. 4; All- J; Ride 2. J. 4 Manager 4 V 'ANN MARIE HILLYER 739 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill PURPLE ACADEMIC Plant: College School: Acorn Reporter 2. 3; All-School Show 3 CUu: Junior Play Couume Committee Ciubi: Bowling J; Choral 2. J. 4; Fencing 3; Library 4 R. SALLY HINKLE 20 Oxford Street Lanadowne ACADEMIC COLD PUtu: Commercial Ar«i� t School: Acorn. Art Staff i. 4: Art Prixe 3 Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee; Oak Art Edi- tor: Commencement Uaher 5 Ciubi: Beaut Art 2. Vice-Preaident J. 4 v V WILLIAM IRVIN HIRSCH 747 Fom Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nichrume: Widy� pod Plmu: College School: All-School Show 4; Leader. Group 2; Student Council 2. 5. 4. Vice-Preaident 4 Clou: Dance Committee 3. Executive Committee 4. Party Committee J. 4 Club.: Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4 Spotu: Baaeball Numeral. 2; Baaletball Numerali 2; Junior Var.ity Baieball 2; Junior Var.ily Football 2; Vanity Football J. 4; Vanity Baaeball ). Co-Captain w 432 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby j) ACADEMIC pu ple Nichnamc: Tang f W ) PUni: Nurse A School: Acorn. Art Staff 2. J; All-School Show- J. 4; J Welfare Agent 3 CUu: Dance Committee 2. J; Executive Committee 2; J Party Committee 2; Commencement Uther J V Ciubi: Choral 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2. 3; V Library 4 'Hu Sport.: junior Var.ity Hockey J; Var.ity Hockey 4 vv � GWENDOLYN A. HOLLAND 474 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Gwen Plana: College School: Acorn. Reporter 2. 3. 4; All-School Show J. 4; Publication. Agent 3 CUu: Junior Play Couume Committee J; Senior Play Uther; Senior Play Publicity Committee; Senior Play Property Committee: Party Committee 2 Ciubi: Choral 3, 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4 JANET HODGES 119 North Pcnnock Avenue Upper Darby CENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plan.: Undecided School: Publication. Agent 2 NANCY LOUISE HOFFMAN 120 Green Valley Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plan.: Medical Secretary School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 Clan: Junior Play Property Committee Ciubi: Hippocrate. 4; Le Cercle Francai. 4; Tay- Wistalvan ). 4; Bowling 2. 3 Sport.: Hockey Numeral. 3 IRVIN CORNELOUS HOLMES Penzel Apartment Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Irv Plani: College Club.: Agriculture 2: La Sociedad Panamericana 2 DAVID HARRISON HOPKINS, JR. 540 Midvale Road ACADEMIC Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Scotty Plant: Law School: Dittingutthcd Honor Roll 3; Leader. Group 2; Welfare Agent 2 Clou: Commencement Uthcr 3 Ciubi: Bowling 2. 3; La Sociedad Panamericana 4; World Affair. Forum 4 Sports: Junior Vanity Crou Country 3: Vanity Crow Country 4 I u PATRICL PATRICIA MARY HORAN 751 Cornell Avenue ACADEMIC Drexel Hill PURPLE Nickname Pat Plam: Undented School: All-School Show 4; Publication. Agent 2; Wel- fare Agent 2 CUu: Dance Committee 4 Ciubi: A Car-pell 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Hippocrate. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3: Latin 3 Sport.: Badcctball Numeral. 3; Hockey Numeral. 4 ROBERT VAUGHAN HOTCHKISS 1107 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE VIRGIMA THOMAS HOUNSELL 312 Owen Avenue Lanadowne ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname Hotch Plant: Educational Work School: All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 4 CUb«: A Capped 4; Choral 3. 4: Pleiade. 2. 3. 4 Sport.: Var.ity Crou Country. Manager 4 Nickname Tommy PUni: Rafting Dog. School: A. A. Council 2 CUu: Bulletin Board Committee 2; Executive Commit- tee 3 Ciubi: Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2. 3: Rile 2. 3: Vice-President 4 Sport.: Vanity Rifle 3. 4 Upptr Darby PURPLE S. ROSELYN 235 Sherbrook Boulevard SCIENTIFIC Plan� : Colkic School: All-School Show 4; Leader Group 2 Clan: Bulletin Board Committee 2. 3; Dance Commit- tee 2. 3. 4. Party Committee 2. 3. 4 Clubi: Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Lc Cerde Franca� 4 DOLORES ANNA HOY 4027 Ellcndale Road Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS COLD PU u: Nureing Club� : Bowlins Club 3. 4 DAVID R. HOYER 520 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plan� : Chemical Engineer Student Council 4: Band Nickname: Dace School: Publication� Agent 2. J. 4 Clou: Senior Play Uiher; Senior Play Property Commit tee Club� : German J Sport� : Junior Var� ity Crow Country 2 OTTO E. HUBOKY 3858 Dennison Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS V CRAFTS PURPLE Nickname: Whiter Plaiu: Marriage Sport� : Bate ball Numeral� J; Batketball Numeral 2; Soccer Numeral 2 BENJAMIN RAYMOND HUDDBLL 1204 Hollywood Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Ray Plaiu: Mimionary JOAN HUDSON 324 Francis Street Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Twin Plan : Stenographic Work School: Publication Typing Stall 4 Clan: Party Committee 3 Club : Choral 2. 3. 4 ALISTAIR INNES 7050 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nkkname: Al Plaiu: Work JANE NORMA IRVIN 320 Watkins Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Janie Plan : Work JEAN HUDSON 324 Francis Street STENOGRAPHIC Drexel Hill GOLD Nickname: Twin Plan� : Stenographic Work School: Publication Typing Staff 4 (.'la� : Party Committee 3 Club : Choral 2. 3. 4 SARAH JANE HUMPHREYS 118 East Providence Road Aldan ACADEMIC GOLD Plant: Nursing School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 4 Cta : Senior Play U her; Senior Play Cottume Commit- tee: Executive Committee 3 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4: Fir t Aid and Social Service 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4 Sport : Hockey Numeral 3; Batketball Numeral 4 MARGARET M. HUFF 6948 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Margie Plan� : Secretary School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Publication� Typing Staff 4 Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee Nfc ’jEANNE ELLEN INGLIS 932 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Plan� : West Che � er State Teacher College Nickname: Jeannie School: All-School Show 3; Honor Roll 3. 4; Publica- tion Agent 4 Cta� � : Junior Play. Stage Manager: Senior Play. Co- ttage manager; Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 3: Sale Committee 4; Commencement U� her 3 Club : A Cappella 4; Choral 3; Fir«t Aid and Social Service 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: La Sociedad Panamericana 2. 3: Leeuwenhoek 2: Pleiade 2. 3. 4 Sport� : Batketball Numeral 2 One Hundred Twenty-six -cv CRAIG B. JAMES 4702 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Plana: Automotive Industry Club� : Dittribotivc Education 4 MIRIAM JEFFRIES 615 Maryland Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC COLD Jeff rUnt Elemenuty Teacher SchooI: All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 4 Clab� : La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4 Sport� : Hockey Numerali } VINCENT JEROME 418 Wooddiffe Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Vince Club� : Riffe 5 PURPLE PUm: Work NORMAN ERLING JOHNSEN 6904 Baltimore Avenue Lansdowne GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Johiuen Plena: Work u BETTY KAlCHMAlilK. 8 Ardmore Avepue Upper Darby ENTIFIC iV A y COLD PlayiPuhlttuy Cx mmi {T Senior n.H. SJ? in4 V V? 'fZ S. ALISON KAIN 581 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Sally Plena: Stenographer Clau: Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 2; Sale Committee 4 Chiba: Choral ) LORETtA KATHLEEN JAMES 236 Maypole Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nitk� «ine: Lorrie PUm: Secretary Clan: Party Committee 2 Chiba: Choral 2. 3 A'theo'Eora jefopoulos 69 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby SCIENT1FIC COLD Nickname: Dora PUm: Laboratory Technician School: Honor Roll 4; Publicationi Agent 2 Clou: Junior Play Committee: Junior Play Uahct; Senior May Property Committee: Salca Committee 4; Bulletin Board (.ommittee 4 Clnba: Bowline 4; Choral 4; Fint Aid tt Social Serv- ice 4; Hippocrate J. President 4; Latin 3 Sp©era: Baiketball Numerali 2, J ROBERT WILLIAM JOBSON 358 Lakeview Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Johby Pl«m: Vdlarvova College School: All-School Show ). 4; Student Council J Clati: Eaecutive Committee I Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4 Sporti: Soccer Numeral 3. 4; Junior Vartity Football 2; Varaity Football J, 4; Vartity Track 3 ROBERT FORREST JOHNSON Primos Avenue Secane ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nxknanx: Jo � Plan� : Art Club� : Vuual Aid 4 . V J JOSEPHlNE ANN KAIN 125 Wayne Avenue SCIENTIFIC Aldan COLD Nickname: Jo Ann Plan� : Work with Children School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Di� - tinguuhrd Honor Roll 2; Publication� Agent 4; Or- chrttra 2. 3. 4 Ct � r: Senior Play Publicity Ccenmittee; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Party Committee 3 Club� : Latin 3. 4 GEORGE F. KANE 202 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: College School: All-School Show 2. 3. 4: Hence Roll 4; Stage Crew 2 Clou: Junior Play Stage Crew; Senior Play Property Committee Chihi: Pleiade� 2. ) Jfk I - { Ifpp ' % ,lr CARLTON JOHN KATES ACCOUNTING GOLD Nickname Kate Ftni: Work School: A.A. Council 4; All-School Show J. 4. Publication Agent 2; Student Council 2. 3 Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : BijcbaU Numeral� 3; Vanity Football 2. 3. 4 MARJORIE JEAN KEAGY 333 Blanchard Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nfekitame: Marjte Plani: Be of acrvicc to other School: All-School Show 4: Welfare Acent 4 date Junior Play Coatume Committee: Junior Play U� ber; Senior Play Uaher; Bulletin Board Committee 4: Commencement Uaher 3 Club� : A Cappclla 4; Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Latin 3 ROBERTA THERESA KEENAN 1221 Old Lane Drcxcl Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Bert Plant: Undecided School: Welfare Agent 2 Claic Dance Committee 2: Patty Committee 3 Club� : Choral 2: La Socicdad Panamtricana 2 Sporu: Hockey Numeral 4 NICHOLAS DAVID KEPPINGER 717 Edmond Avenue Drcxcl Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Niek Plaiu: College School: Publication Agent 4 Clan: Junior Play U her; Senior Play Ca t; Sale Com- mittee 4 Club.: Chet Club 3; Pleiade. 4 EDWARD STEPHEN KERAK 3829 James Street Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nctkname: Ed Plan� : Service Sport� : Soccer Numeral 2; Vanity Soccer 4 ROLYN KLLSON KILDARE 911 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Plan� : Social Service School: Acorn. Reporter 2. 3; Honor Roll 2. 5. 4; DU- tmguuhcd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Leader Group 2; Student Council 4; Welfaic Agent 2 Clan: Junior Play. Student Director; Senior Hay Cast: Executive Committee 4; Patty Committee 3; Com- mencement U� her 3 Club� : A Cappclla 5. Vic«-Pre ident 4: Chcral Club 2. 3. Librarian 4; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Latin 3. President 4: Library Club 2: Pleiade� 2. Junior Secretary 3. Senior Secretary 4; World Affair Forum 2. 3. Secretary 4 HARRY CHARLES KETTLEWOOD 6833 Walnut Parle Drive Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Itch PUnt: Undecided Club� : Viaual Aid. Club 4 SONIA SAAVEDRA KILE 4628 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Sunny Plan� : College School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Dittin- guiibcd Honor Roll 2; Leader Group 2; Publication Agent 3. 4; Biology Prfte 2 Clou: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Ca� t: Bulletin Board Committee 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 2; Ex- ecutive Committee 3; Party Committee 2. 3. 4; Sale Committee 4: Commencement Uaher 3 Club� : Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana 2. 3; Library 4; Pleiades 2. 3. 4; Tay-Wi� talvan 2. 3. 4 Sport� : Baieball Numeral 3; Junior Vanity Hockey 2. Manager 3; Vanity Hockey Manager 4 HELEN G. KINCAID 7032 Marshall Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nick ame: Red� School: Publicationi Typing Staff 4 (Hi� � : Bulletin Board Committee 2 Plan� : Secretary THOMAS HARRY KINGSLAND 4714 Slate Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Tom Plan : Veterinarian School: Student Council 2 Plani: Veterina ANN MARIE KIRK 8430 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Winkle Plan� : Stcnotypiit School: Honor Roll 4 Clan: Oak Literary Staff; Senior Play Publicity Com- mittee; Dance Committee 3; Executive Committee 2 Club� : A Cappella 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; La Socicdad Pan- amcricana 2 tjne Hundred Twenty eight ERNEST RONALD KITCHEN 588 Snowden Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD N� kn mc: Joe Plan� : College School: Publication� Agent 3: Welfare Agent 2 Ciau: Dance Committee 2. 3; Party Committee 2. 3 Clubs: Le Cerele Francait 2 Spout: Batketball Numeral 2. Vanity Baieball 3 PAUL F. KRAMER 41 Bwh Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC COLD Plan� : Navy School: Band. Color Guard J. 4 Clau: Senior Play Property Committee Club� : Viiual Aida 4 � 2T o illl 1 V _o r 1- U-� yvwn M oudi BERNICE KOHLER 328 Harrison Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bernie Plan� : Model Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana 2; Library 2 KENNETH KRAUS 3200-C Marshall Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD (rename: Boor Plan� : Collette SERGE SARKIS KRIKORIAN, JR. 7615 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Boone Plant: Aviation Mechanic Cluhi: Rtftc 2. J, 4; La Sociedad Panamericana J; Choral 2 Sport� : Vanity ' ( ?3 r bert 534 Fairfax Road SCIENTIFIC fty Crow Country 4 . . urtyi K fLu VI 237 Mai URZ Drexel Hill GOLD Mirk 1 : Bob Plan� : Col lose School: Acorn. Reporter J. 4; All-School Show 4 Clan: Senior Play Caat; Dance Committee 4; Party Commicti 3 Club� : Hi-Y 4: La Sociedad Panamericana 2: Pleiade 4 Sport� : Soccer Numerali 2. 1; Junior Vanity Bneball 2 ELIZABETH LOUISE LAUDER 1004 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill Entered September, 1949 SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Betty Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana 4; Library 4 PURPLE Plan� : Nunc MARYJANE LAUER 446 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Xicfctume: M. J. Plan� : Receptioni t School: Welfare Agent 2 Clan: Junior Play Property Committee Club� : Bowling 2- Choral — — v. A ROBERT GIBSON LAUGHLIN 384 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nfc name: Hayseed Plan� : Millionaire Playboy WILLIAM RICHARD LAURENCE 722 Collenbrook Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD XtdfclMM: Bill Plan� : Butinew School: Leaden Croup 2: Student Council 4 Club� : A Cappcila 4; Choral J. 4; La Sociedad Pan- americana 2 Sport!: Bateball Numeral ); Batketbal! Numeral 4 CAROLYN E. LAWSON 124 Birchwood Road Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Plan� : Bell Telephone Club� : A Cappcila 4; Choral 2. }. 4 PAUB EMERSON 901 Turner Avenue SCIENTIFIC LEANDER Drexcl Hill GOLD Plani: Penn School: Diuinguuhed Honor Roll 4 VAN LOWELL LEE 208 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Plan.: Collet School: All-School Show J CM.: Choral 4: Hi-Y J. 4 Sporti: Batkcthall Numeral� 3: Junior Vanity Batehtll 2; Vanity Wrestling 3. Co-Captam 4 GERTRUDE INEZ LEEWORTH 7315 Miller Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Cert Plan� : Stenographer School: Honor Roll J; Dittinguithcd Honor Roll 2: Pub- licane !� Agent 4; Publication� Typing Staff. Pre� i- dent 4 date Senior Play Publicity Committee WILLIAM DAVID LEGO 719 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Bill Plan� : Oftce Work Clubi: Choral ). 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2 SCIENTIFIC PURPLE V DONALD 5104 Pontiac Road SCIENTIFIC G. LENZ Drexel Hill GOLD Nickname: Dottie Plani: Journalist School: Acorn 2. 3. Co-Sport� Editor 4; All-School Show 3. 4: Honor Roll 2; Diuingubhed Honor Rdl 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 CUu: Junior Play Committee; Dance Committee 2. 3. Party Committee 2. 3; Commencement U� htr 3 Cl� h.: Choral 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Pleiade� 2. 3. 4; Tay-Wiualvan 2. 3: Vice-Pr � ident 4 Sport.: Junior Vanity Hockey 3; Vanity Hockey 4; Batketball Numeral 4 Nickname: Abe Plan� : Butintw School: Orchestra 2 CU� «: Executive Committee 2. 4; Party Committee 2; Sale Committee 4 CM.: La Sociedad Panamericana 3; Rifle 2 Sport� : Vanity Batchall 3 SHIRLEY LOUISE LENZ 3514 Highland Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Sh.tl Plan� : Airline Hoatex School: Publication� Agent 2. 3: Welfare Agent 2 CM.: Choral 3. 4; Lc Cercle Franca i. 2. 3 KATHRYN ELLEN LEOPOLD 33 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nicknamr: Kay Plan.: HiUory Teacher School: All-School Show 3: Publication Agent 4 date Junior Play Utber; Senior Play U hcr Club.: Library 2 Sport� : Hockey Numeral� 4 WILLIAM RANDALL LEWIS 3423 Plumstead Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Bill Plan� : Airplane Mechanic Club.: Fencing 2; La Sociedad Panameriearu 2. 3 EDWARD ROBERT LEYDEN 1215 Wilson Drive Havertown Entered February. 1949 ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Nickname: Ed Plant: Mechanic BOBRA ANN LINDERMAN Oak and Green Lanes Primos ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Bobbie Plan� : W. A. F. School: Welfare Agent 2. 4 da� � : Senior Play Property Committee dub� : Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Pan- americana 2 DAVID A. LINTON 124 Academy Lane Upper Darby SALESMANSHIP GOLD Nickname: Bob Plant: Dentut One Hundred Thirty ROBERT HICKMAN LITTLE 104 Foster Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Bob Platu: Denti.t School: Welfare Agent 2. 3: Honor Roll 4 Clou: Senior Play Cut: Bulletin Board Committee 3: Party Committee Club.: Bowling 4; Latin 4; Pleiade. 4; Terraqua 4; World Affair. Forum 4 Sport.: Junior Vanity Wrcatling 2. }. 4; Junior Vanity Crow Country J BARBARA ANNE LITTY 235 Bayard Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Xfefcumc: Barb Plan.: Teaching School: Acorn. Reporter 2. J. 4; All-School Show J; Honor Roll 2. 4: Publication Agent 2; Welfare Agent 2 Cl � .: Junior Play Committee; Junior Play Uiber: Senior Play Committee; Dance Committee 2. J; Ex- ecutive Committee J; Party Committee 2. 4; Sale. Committee 4; Commencement Uaher 3 Club.: Choral 4; Hi-Y 4; Tay-Wiatalvan J. Secretary 4 HORACE THOMAS LORRILLIERE 66 Beech Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC GOLD PI � : Television and Electronic School: All-School Show J; Band 2. }. 4 BETTIE LOUX 716 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Bet Plain: Kindergarten Teaching School: Acorn. Art Suif 2. 3: Literary Staff }; Copy Editor 4- All-School Show J. 4- Honor Roll 2. 4; Leaden Croup 2: Upi-Dah. Art Staff 3. 4. Ct � «: Junior Play Stage Crew; Commencement Udier Club.: Choral 2: Hi-Y J. 4; Pleiadra J. 4. ATHENA MARY MACATSORIS 18 Wellington Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Tina Plan.: Paahion Artiat WILLIAM J. LITTLE 1032 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Tex Plant: Build Modern Home School: Acorn. Photographer 4; Ea� ay Prise 4 Clan: Oak. Photographer 4; Executive Committee } Club.: Le Ccrde Francai 4 HELEN CARLOTTA LORD 7801 West Cheater Pike Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Plan.: Art School Clou: Junice Play Costume Committee dub.: Choral 2; La Sociedad Panamcriq JOAN LOUGHRY 1015 Childa Avenue Drexel rtill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: College School: All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. Clan: Senior Play Committee; Junior Play Committee; Oak Literary Staff. Club : Choral 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; Latin }, 4. 309 Lincoln Avenue LUKENS Lansdownr SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Maj Plant: Penn State College Club.: Latin 3; Rific 2. 4. Sport.: Vanity Rifie 4. J. GLORIA JANE MACMULLEN 120 Maplewood Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Glor Plant: College School: Acorn Reporter 2. J, 4; All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Publication Agent 3. Clan: Senior Play Property Committee; Danec Com- mittee 3; Party Committee 2. Clubs: A Cappella 4: Choral 2. 4: First Aid and So- cial Service 2. J; Treasurer 4; Le Ccrdc Francai. 4. DONALD THEODORE MADISON 502 Spruce Avenue ARTS AND CRAFTS (rename: Don Class: Oak. Art Staff 4. Upper Darby PURPLE Plan.: Architect GENE ESTELLA MAGOWAN 1535 Glen Avenue Folcroft ACADEMIC GOLD Plant: Planisf School: All-School Show 2. 3. Mis. Sta.hound 4: Leader. Group 2; Student Council 3; Welfare Agent 4; Honor Roll 4. Clou: Senior Play. Student Director; Commencement Uaher ). Clubs: A Cappella 3. 4. Vice-Pte.ident 4; Accompanist 3. 4; Bowling 3. President 4; Choral 2. J. Pre.iden 4. Accompanist 2. J. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Pleiade 4; Tay Wiatalvan 4. tO«u -CCU£s ANN DARLINGTON MATLACK 1 R os cl awn Avenue Lansdowne ACADEMIC COLD Plani: Collect School: Acorn. Art 2; Acorn. Reporter J. 4; AH- School Show J. 4; Publication Agent 4; Student Council 5; Upi-Dah. Art 4. Ctau: Junior Play Property Committee: Senior Play Ticket Committee: Oak Literary Staff: Dance Com- mittee 2. J. 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Com- mittee 2. J; Sale Committee 4. dub : Beaux Art 4; Choeal 2. J. 4; Hi-Y 4; L« Cercie Prancai J, 4; Library 4; World Affair Forum J, Vice-Pre� ident 4. Sporti: Batketball Numeral 2; Hockey Numeral 4. AI.VA PURPLE JOHN FRANCIS MAHER 1106 Wilson Drive Upper Darby ACCOUNTING PURPLE Nickname: Maher Plant: Own Bminea School: All-School Show 4. Club : Hi-Y 4. „ , Sports: Junior Varsity Football 2. Vanity Bitcbill J; Til . jumui «� 117 kWH’SU •• V MORRIS A. MALMSTROM. JR. 525 Midvale Road SCIENTIFIC Upper Darby GOLD Misname: Moure Plant: Banking Buainc School: Dutinguithed Honor RcJI J. Clubi: Bowling Team 2. J. 4; Fencing 3. 4; La So- ciedad Panamcricana J. 4; World Affair� Foeum J. 4. BARBARA HARWOOD MARSHALL 134 Heather Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC y GOLD -Nickname: Barb Plant: Teacher School Honor Roll 2. 4; Publication Agent 5; Publi- cation Butineu Staff 2. J; Geometry Prise J: Stu- dent Council 2; Upi-Dah 5. 4. Clast: Junior Play Committee: Junior May Uther; Senior Play Committee; Senior Play U� her: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 2. }. 4: Sale Committee 4: Commence- ment Urher 5. Clubi: Hi-Y J. 4: Leeuwenhoek 2. J. 4; Riffe 2. Sport : Hockey Numeral J. LYNN MARTIN 44 North State Road a Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC G0LD Nickname: DeMie ’ Platu: Drexel Inttitute School: All-School Show 2. 3. 4; Publication� Agent 4; Student Council 2. Secretary 4; Welfare Agent J: Honor Roll 4. Cists: Junior Play Underatudy; Junior Play Make-Up Committee; Senior Play Make-Up Committee; Dance Committee 4; Executive Committee 2; Commence- ment Uaher J. Club� : Hippocrate 4; Pleiade 2. J. 4; Tay-Wi talvan J. 4. JOHN DAVID MATHEWS 8 Church Lane Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plan : Oftcc Clerk PEGGY L. MAHER 1106 Wilton Drive Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Nickname: Peggy Plani: Week Club : Bowling 2. 3; Diitributive Education 4. BLANCHE ANN MARCH 8513 Lansdowne Avenue Upper Darby ACCOUNTING COLD Plant: Bookkeeper Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee. SUSAN MARTHA MASSARO 300 Copley Road Upper STENOqjk PHlC Nickname: So Platu: Secretary Sports rt: Bweball Numeral 2.wL- MATHIAS carroll r. McDonnell 5040 Marvine Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Xi k« mr: Mickey Plani: Agricultural College School: All-School Show i. THOMAS HERBERT McGANN 719 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Sprocket Ciuba: Bowling 2. Sporta: Vanity Wreuling 2. J. 4. PURPLE Plana: College CORNELIA JANE McGEEHAN 7328 Miller Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname Connie Clubs: Hippocratm 1, Secretary 4. Plana: Nunc DAVID ROSS McGOWAN 242 South State Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE „ , . „ . Plana: Penn State School: Student Council 2 Ciuba: A Cappella Chorua 4; Choral }. 4. Sporta: Junior Varaaty Football J. BARBARA ANN McMICHAEL 335 Eait Essex Avenue Lansdownc Nickname: Bobfcfc Plana: Nurae Ciaaa: Junior Play Property Committee; Senior Play Coatumc Committee . yn+O } DOROTHY ANN McSORLEY 7917 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS COLD ,9° A Plani: Work School: Welfare Agent 4 Ciuba: Choral 2. I Sporta: Baaehalt- Numerali 2; Hockey Numerate 2 - CAROLYN P. McINTYRE 1 1220 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Mac Plana: Model School: Acom. Rd rter 4; All-School Show 1. 4; Upi-Dah. Art Staff 4. Ciaaa: Junior Play Property Committee; Senior Play Property Committee; Dance Committee 2. J, 4; Party Committee 2. J. Ciubi: Beaux Arta 4, Choral 4; L« Cercie Francaia J. 4; Library 4; Wield Affairs Forum 4 Sporta: Bate ball Numerate 2. : Hockey Numerate 2. 4; Junior Vanity Hockey 2, J. 1126 Harding Drive Havertown DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nickname: Mouaey Plana: Salesman Ciuba: Bowling 2; Choral J; Diatributive Education 4 JEAN MARIE ELIZABETH MEIKLE 612 Montana Avenue Aldan STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE STEVE JOHN MELMECK 305 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Alike Ciuba: Bowling 4; Choral 2. J Plant : Secretary Nickname: Monk Plant: Secretary School: A.A. Council 4: Leadcra Group 2 Clan: Dance Committee 2. J; Party Committee 2 Ciuba: Hi-Y 4 Sport a: Baaeball Numerals 2; Basketball Numerals 2: Junior Varaaty Basketball. Captam J; Varsity Bade JOHN FREDERICK METZ 314 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE PIiiki: Minins Engineer School: Honor Roll 2. ) Club.: RJe 2 Spout: Vanity Swimming WILLIAM EDWARD 6987 Clinton Road SALESMANSHIP MICHAELS Upper Darby GOLD Nickname: Bill Plant: Gulf Oil Corporation School: Orcbctin 4 ETHEL LOUISE MILLARD 8520 West Chester Pike Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Plant: Office Work Cltu: Diner Committee J NELSON WILLIAM MILLBOURN 716 Copley Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickvuime: Nel� Work Sportt: Soccer Numeral� 2. J: Vanity Soccer J. Cap- tain 4 ARTHUR MILLER 7427 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ACADEMIC Nickname: Art PURPLE Plant: Undecided ERNEST CHARLES MILLER 1014 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC «OLD Nickname: Ernie PUiu: School: All-School Show. Stage Crew 2. J. 4 Clan Junior Play Stage Grew Clubi: Pleiadca 2. J. 4 Medicine SHIRLEY MILLER 734 Burmont Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Ntck«‘” : Shirley Fla«: Actrea School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 4; Welfare Agent 4 Clan: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Caat; Commence- ment Usher J Clubi: Choral 2. }. 4; Le Socicdad Panamericana J. 4; Pleiade. J. 4 THELMA MILLER 7154 Radbournc Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Randy Plant: Nurae JOYCE CONSTANCE MINIERI 306 Long Lane Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plant: Week Ciubt: Choral 2 v r (X sr 'A® DOROTHY JUNE MORAWSKI 504 Hampden Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: Dottie Plant: Set Deaign and Decoration School: Stage Crew }. 4 Clou: Junior Play Stage Crew. Manager 4; Senior Play Stage Crew Clubi: Choral 3. 4; Pleiadca 2. J. 4; Stage Manager 4 Sport.: Batehall Numeral. J 269 Sanford Road SCIENTIFIC MOORE, JR. Upper Darby GOLD Nick-amc: Waldo Plant: College School: All-School Show 2: Orcheatra 2. }. 4 Clan: Senior Play Committee Clubi: Bowling 4; Choral 4 v . RAYMOND JOHN MOYER, JR. 313 South State Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Plant: College t School: Hono ol! J One Hundred Thirtyfow Rl m DORC RUTH DORO 79 Merwood Drive STENOGRAPHIC i( iunc Do ' Club.: Choral 2. J. 4 IY MURRAY Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Secretary THOMAS F. MURPHY 6837 Walnut Park Drive Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plan.: Work WILLIAM JOSEPH MURRAY 6920 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Pat Plant; Comtruction Work Sport.: Soccer Numeral 2 rE.fcrr’‘ 924 Ormond Avenue ACADEMIC Drexel Hill PURPLE Nlcknamt: Fannie Plan.: Medical Secretary Sefcool: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. ). 4; Leader. Croup 2; Publication. Agent J. 4; Publication. Buti- na Staff ) M� y Coetume Committee: Oat. Literary Staff; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Party Committee Club.: A Cappella 4; Bowling J. Treamirer 4; Choral 2. y. 4; Fiat Aid and Social Service 4; Le Cerck Francai. 4 Sport.: Hockey Numeral. 4 ROBERT ANTHONY NAPOLETANO 209 Margate Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Nap School: All-School Pfosi: Muik ................. 1 Show J. 4: Band 2. J. 4: District Band ). 4: Orchestra 2. ). 4 Club.: La Socicdad Panamericana 2 Sports: Soccer Numeral BARBARA LILLIAN NELSON 931 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC _ I Entered November. 1948) Nickname: Barb Club.: Rifle 4 PURPLE Plan.: Model GEORGE RONALD NELSON 7329 Miller Avenue Upper Darby SALESMANSHIP COLD Nickname: Hercule. Plani: Butineaa School Club.: Che . 2; Choral 2. ), 4; Fencing 2. J. Captain Sport.: Soccer Numeral. 4 WILLIAM WAYNE NOBLE 32 Hampden Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC D Nkkname: Bill (Entered February. 1949) Plant: Drafuman HOPE VIRGINIA NORMAN 7145 Radbourne Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Hopie Plant: Art School 0 '3(s_? • LEWIS HAROLD NOSANOW Upper Darb' 168 Powell Lane SCIENTIFIC GOL1 Nkknamai Lew Plan.: Eoginee S ,0,u ■ «one • ,5: Dut'nguUhed Honor Roll 2. ). 4; Leade. Cj b.:: HTY ?T CrS T ,J JAMES ROBERT NOWAK 206 Glendale Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Hone.t Jim Plant: Air Corp Clau: Oak, Art Staff 4 Club.: Viwul Aid. 4 JOSEPH JOHN O’CONNELL 4104 Sommers Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTinC GOLD Nickname: Joe School: Publication Agent 4 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 Plans: Col lege GILBERT O’NEAL 4122 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC «OLD idnmc Gil Pla : Undecided JOHN PATRICK O’NEILL 15 Wellington Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE (Entered February. 1949) Plans: Aviation Cadet CONCETTA MARIE 294 Copley Road STENOGRAPHIC ORLANDO Upper Darby PURPLE ELAINE HELEN ORR 203 North Cedar Lane Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Wdtwmr: Connie School: Welfare Agent 4 Plans: Secretary Nickname: Baby Plans: Marriage School: Honor Roll 4; Publication Agent 2; Wellare Agent 5 Clubs: Choral J; World Affair Forum 4; Distributive Education 4 RALPH JOSEPH ORTOLANO 600 Maine Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC GOLD Plans: Chemist ichnante: Ort School: Band. Color Guard 4 Clubs: Chr a 2. } Team 2: Pleiades 2; Rifle 2. J. Trea urer 4: Visual Aid 2. 5. 4 Sports: Vanity Grot Country 4; Vanity Rifle .4 ROY E. OSTER 2800 Township Line Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plans: College School: A.A. Council 4; Leaders Group 2; Student Council 2 Clubs: Hi-Y 1. 4; Rifle 2. ). President 4 Sports: Vanity Rifle 2. J, Cap 2. }. Captain 4 - TOM ROBERT OULAHAN DAWN NADEEN OWENS 7176 Midway Avenue Upper Darby 7230 Radbourne Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD SALESMANSHIP PURPLE Plans: U. S. Army Clubs: Bowling Team. Captain 4 Nickname: Sunset Plant: Department Store Buyer School: Welfare Agent i Class: Sale Committee 4 1 £ P • L DOROTHY MARION PALILONIS 3933 James Street Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS COLD Nickname: Dot tie Plans: Work in a bank BRITTON PALMER, JR. 348 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Brit Plans: College Clubs: Rifle 2 Sports: Vanity Soccer 4; Var� ity Wrestling 4 One Hundred Thirty-six ELSIE IRENE PANFIL 148 Wellington Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Sandy Plan : BuiiMM School Clau: Party Committee 2; Dance Committee 2: Sake Committee 4 Club,. Choral 3 GLORIA VERONICA PANTALEO 323 Hampden Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plaiu: Secretary School: Publication Arent 4; Publication Typing Stall 4 C aii: Senior Play Publicity Committee Club : Bowling 2. 3 LEON CARMEN PAPPA 143 Westdale Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Nickname: Pap Plan : Sport Commentator Sport : Vanity Bate hall 2, 3. Co-Captain 4 EDYTHE GLORIA PARRELLA 4906-A Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Toouk Plan : Work School: All-School Show }; Welfare Agent J Clau: Bulletin Board Committee 2 Club.: Choral 2. 3 Sport : Batrball Numeral 3 RICHARD W. PARTRIDGE 5031 Bond Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Dick Plan . Radio Communication School: All-School Show 3. 4 Club� : Stemmed 3. 4 ORENCE ANN PATCHELL 212 Burmont Road ACADEMIC Drexel Hill PURPLE Nickname: Patchy Plani: Teacher School: Orchewa 4; Band 4; All-School Show 4 Clau: Senior Play Uther; Senior Play Committet; Dance Committee 4 NANCY LEE PEARSON 7202 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Nance Plan : Teacher School: Acorn 3. Feature Editor 4; Honor Roll 4; Publication Agent 3; Student Council 2 Clau: Junior Play. Publicity Committee; Senior Play. Uther; Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 4: Sale� Committee 4; Commencement Uther 3 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Sockdad P. - cana 3 � . JOHN PAPPAS 10 Glencoe Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Flan : Navy 7110 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Elite Plan : Elementary Teacher School: Acorn. Reporter 2; All-School Show 4; Honor Roll ); Dutuiguithcd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Publica- tion Busine Stall 4 Clau: Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Play Uther; Oak. Literary Stag; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Dance Committee ); Party Com- mittee 3; Sale Committee 4; Commencement Uther 3 Club : Hi-Y 4; Le Cerck Francaia 4; Tay-Wimlvan 4; Terrain 3, 4; World Affair Foeum 3. 4 H. EUGENE PASSMORE, JR. 7254 Spruce Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Zrkc Plant: C.P.A. School: Honor Roll 4 Club : Bowling 2. 3. 4; Team 3. 4 Sport : Soccer Numeral 3 - .« ROBERT CLAYTON PAWLOSKI 206 Edgerton Road Sccane SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Pal Plan : Penn State School: Upi-Dth. Art Staff 4 Club: Viaual Aid 4. Vice-President 2. Secretary 3 Sport : Soccer Numeral 3; Junior Vanity Baaeball 2; Vanity Soccer 4 IRENE ANN PENROSE 7020 Radbourne Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Rene Plan : University of Delaware Clau: Bulletin Board Committee 4; Executive Cccn- mittee 2 Club : Bowling 4; Latin 4; Library 4 ETHEL JANE PEPINO 7166 Marshall Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE icliunc Jane FImi: Secretary School: PuNicatioft� Agent 2. ); Welfare Agent J Ciubi: Choral 2. J RAYMOND A. PEPPEL 302 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Ray Plant: Work for Bell Telephone CHARLES THOMAS PETERS, JR. 7259 Veronica Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: JkI Plani: U. S. Marine Sport : Soccer Numerali 4; Varsity Track J RICHARD LINWOOD PHILLIPS 508 North Lansdowne Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Dick Plant: DentUt School: All-School Show 2. J: Publication Agent 2; Band 2. J. 4 Spent: Bateball Numeral J: Batketball Numeral J; Junior Vanity Bate hall 2; Varsity Football 4 WARDE J. PILAND 205 Hampden Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Pilee Plani: Navy ROBERT S. PITTS 66 Springton Road SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Bob Upper Darby GOLD Plant: Sailor yV ?. • • ANN PAULINE PLOSS HAROLD ALLEN PONATH 1021 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill 7026 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE N'iekneme: Nancy Plant: Penn School: Publicationi Agent 2. 4 Clan: Senior Play Publicity Committee Ciubi: Choral 2. J. 4; Fencing 4; Hippocrate� 4; La Sxiedad Panamericana J; Latin J ACADEMIC PURPLE Plant: Movie Protection Cittbi: Vitual Aidt 2. Vice-Pretident J. 4 OY Maple Avenue SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Lee School: Honor Roll 2. 4 Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Aviation Clait: Executive Committee 2 Sportt: Soccer Manager EUGENE FRANCIS PREVAIL 8436 Delaware Avenue ACADEMIC Nickname: Perc School: Leaden Group 2 Spout: Vanity Bateball J. 4 Upper Darby PURPLE Pltnt: Pretider-t YVETTE PRESSMAN 3200 Highland Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plant: Private Secretary CAROL MARIE PRI BE 909 Robert Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Plant: Marriage School: Publicationi Agent 2 Clan: Junior Play Property Committee: Junior Play Cottumc Committee; Senior Play Publicity Com mittce Chib : A Cappclla 4; Chord 2. J. 4; Rifle 2 Sport : Bateball Numeral 1 One Hundred Thirty-eight NATALIE PRINCIOTTA 235 Richfield Road Upper Darby ACCOUNTING COLD Nan FUni: Accountant School: Hooot Roll 4: Distinguished Honor Roll ). 4 Senior Play Publicity Committee; Oak Literary Sub; Dance Committee 5; Executive Committee 3: Commencement Usher J; Party Committee 5 HARRY B. 933 Mason Avenue JR. Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Pltiii: College Clubs: V’itual Aids 2. J. Secretary 4 JAMES ROBERT PUSEY 427 Bishop Avenue Secanc SALESMANSHIP PURPLE Nickname: Bob Plan: Physical Education School: A. A. Council 4; All-School SW 2; Band I. J. 4; Orchestra 3. 4 Sports: Swimming 3. Captain 4 DAVID A. QUINN 140 Copley Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD id[iun : Dave Plans: Accountant PAUL A. QUINN 140 Copley Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE PUns: Work NfA®-1 RUTH JEAN RAMBO 86 South Brighton Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plans: Secretary School: Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Publications Typing Staff 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: La Socie did Panamericana 3; Le Cercle Pri( .-Jjs 3 THEODORE ROBERTS RAMBO 6773 Perry Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE XfcWme: Jam bo Plans: U. S. Army Clubs: RiSe Chib 2 VrkTI rV I ; 2 Oakley Road STENOGRAPHIC Nickname: Dick School: Band 2. 3. 4 MUSSER REBER Upper Darby COLD Plant: Mechanical Engineer JUNE BARBARA REID 180 Marlborough Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: Mtseionary Wort School: All-School Show 4 RUTH M. REID 46 Glendale Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COLD Nickname: Ruthsc Plans: Floral School: Honor Roll 4 dubs: Choral 2. 3; Distributive Education Upper Darby PURPLE Cm fer 0 • A � DOROTHY MARIE REYNOLDS 747 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Dec PImi : Teacher School: Distinguished Honor Roll 2 ('lutu: Bowling J. 4: Choral 2. J; Executive Com- minor 4 Sport� : Basketball Numerali 2 BERTHA MAY RIEDEL 7080 Ruskin Lane GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Bertie Clubt: Fencing i Upper Darby COLD Plant: Swimming Champ CHARLES ROBERTS RITCHIE 7066 Ruskin Lane ACADEMIC Nickname: Riteh Clubt: Vi.ua! Aid. 2. J. 4 Sport i: Vanity Soccer 4 Upper Darby PURPLE Plant: Architect HELEN DUNCAN ROBB 7124 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Plant: Secretary School: Publication� Agent J Clubt: Choral ). 4 VIADY I A NIP DORI MARY JANE ROBERTS 4110 Vernon Road ACADEMIC Drexel Hill COLD Plant: X-Ray Technician Clubt: La Sociedad Pa name Mean a }; Rifle 2 Spoilt: Ba� eKail Numerals } NANCY Mac DONALD RODGER 246 Wadas Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: Nanccc Plant: Medical Stenographer School: Publication Typing Stafl 4; Welfare Agent 2 Clan: Senior Play Usher; Senior Play Committee; Dance Committee 2. J. 4; Etecutive Committee 2; Party Committee 2. J; Sales Committee 4 Clubt: Choral .4 PETER V. RICCI 508 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Rick Plana: Business School School: All-School Show J; Band 2. J. 4 Clubt: La Sociedad Panamericana 2 JEANNIE MARIE RISLER 4115 Bloomfield Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Plant: College School: All-School Show J. 4: Publication� Agent 2; Publication� Buameaa Stafl 2: Student Council 4: Upi-Dih 4; Welfare Agent 4 Clou: Senloc Play Publicity Committee; Dance Com- mittee 2; Executive Committee J; Sale� Committee 4 Clubt: Beaux Art� 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2; Pleiade� 2. I. 4; Rifle 2; World Adairs Forum J. 4 Spout: Hockey Numerals 2 VIRGINIA CLAIRE RITTER 188 Bridge Screet Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Ginny Plan Model Clubt: Beaux Artt 4 JUNE ROBERTS 242 Shadeland Avenue ACADEMIC Drexel Hill GOLD Nickname: Blend Plana: College Claw: Senior Play Committee; Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2. I; Patty Committee 2. 4; Dance Com- mittee 4 Clubt: Choral 2. I. 4 EDWARD PETER ROBINSON 312 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Plant: Army Nickname: Pete School: Publication� Agent 2 SALLY ANN ROGERS 7008 Hilltop Road SALESMANSHIP School: Publication� Agent 4 Clubt: Bowling 4; Choral ) Upper Darby COLD Plant: Selling One Hundred Forty HARRY CARTER ROLAND 47 Copley Road SCIENTIFIC Bird Upper Darby PURPLE Plans: U. S. Navy IOHN EDWARD JOHN EDWARD ROOT 526 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby Wfluiiiic Si Cun Plans: Dentist School: Publications Acent 2; Welfare Agent J Class: Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 2 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 2: Rifle 2 NORMAN WAITE ROSE 4607 Marvine Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC EDWARD D. ROMAN 420 Millbank Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE .Nickname: Ed Plans: College School: A. A. Council 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2. J; Basketball Numeral 2. }. 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball. Co-Captain 4 JEANNIE BARBARA ROSA 250 Maypole Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Plans: Medical Secretary !. J Jarty Committee 2 Nickname: Jeanne School: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Dance C o tittec 2. Nickname: Nenon School: Honor Jtoll 2. J. 0-1 GOLD Plans: College JOHI jELLIS RC 4744 Woodland Avenue SCIENTIFIC ER, JR. Drexel Hill GOLD Nickname: I School: A1 Crew Class yjdnior Play Stage Crew: Se Cl lcud 3. arc. Plans: Chemical Engineer Show, Stage Crew 2. 2. 4; Stage LOUISA TEVIS ROWAN 127 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Tevis Plans: Raise Dogs School: Honor Roll 4 Clubs: A Gappella 4; Choral 2. J. 4 RONALD RICHARD RUANE 4409 Dermond Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Quack Plans: College c£ 6sEPH RUANfc )9 Ds-rmpnd iioad CARL ANDREW RUCKERT 312 Riverview Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Skip Plans: Work Clubs: Bom-ling 2. President J. 4. Team 2. J. 4 RICHARD ARTHUR RUCIER 103 North Union Avenue Lansdowne SALESMANSHIP COLD Nickname: Moose Plans: Work School: Honor Roll 4 Sports: Juniom Varsity Football J -y . - -Q t FREDERICK LEWIS RUNK III iropr actor 151 North Carol Boulevard GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Rusikie School: Welfare Agent 2. J Clast: Dance Committee 2 Clubs. Rifle 2 Upper Darby GOLD Plans: Radio 19j IMOGEN'!: EDITH RUPPRECHT 158 Blanchard Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: In Plan� : Secretary HENRY G. RUTLEDGE, JR. 731 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Hank PUnt: Actor School: All-School Show 4: Dramatic Prixe 3: Student Council 3. 4 CUm: Junior Play Ca� t; Senior Play Can; Commence- ment Usher ) Club� : A Cappclla Choru 2. 4; Choral 2: La Sociedad Panamericana 5. 4; Le Cercle Francai 2. Trea� urer 3. President 4; Pleiade 2. Pre� ident 3. 4; World Alfair Forum 4 P. RUTOCUfciW} 211 Shcrbrook Boulevard ACADEMIC Upper Darby GOLD JOHN 3807 State Road ACADEMIC RYAN Drexel Hill COLD Nickname: Marty Plan.: WAVE School: Honor Roll 2; Distinguished Honor Roll 3; Publications Agent 2 Clou: Junior Play Costume Committee; Senior Play Cut; Party Committee 4 Club� : Choral 2. 4; Nickname: Jack PUnt: Criminal Law Clair. Bulletin Board Committee 2; Executive Com- mittee 2; Party Committee 2 Sport� : Varsity Baseball, Manager 2. 3 RICHARD ALOSE 845 Anderson Avenue ACADEMIC Nickname: Saha Clubs: Choral 4 Sports: Vanity Football 4 ------- A, A. SANDBERG vine Avenue Drexel Hill (Re-entered January, 1949) GENERAL BUSINESS 3ERSON Drexel Hill Nickname: Sandy PURPLE Plant: Photography THOMAS C SANVILLE 237 Wiluhire Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC Nickname: Tom GOLD PUnt: Navy VIRGINIA RUTH SCARLE 519 Maryland Avenue Aldan DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nickname: Ginny Plan� : Marriage Club� : Choral 2. 3; Distributive Education 4 KN MARGARC 4005 Sommer Avenue ACADEMIC SCHAFFER Drexel Hill GOLD Nickname: Bunny Plan� : Hood College School: All-School Show 3. 4; Hooor Roll 4; Student Council 2 Clan: Junior Play Property Committee: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3; Executive Committee 3; Patty Com- mittee 2 Club� : T� y-Wi� talvan 3. 4; World Affairs Forum 3, Treasurer 4 3 Sport� : Baseball Numerals 2: Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Vanity Basketball 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Basket- ball Numeral 4 THEODORE SAX 274 Kent Road Upper Darby SALESMANSHIP COLD Nickname: Ted Plan� : Butcher Cla� i: Party Committee 2 Club� : Fencing 2. 3. Ptc� idcnt 4, Team 4. Captain 2. 3 Sport� : Basketball Numeral 2 FRANCES SCAVITTO 51 Richfield Road GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Frannie School: Welfare Agent 4 Club� : Library. Vice-President 4 Upper Darby GOLD Plan� : Artiit Otic Hundred Forty-two ROBERT ARNOLD SCHI.ICHTER 1240 Wilson Drive ARTS AND CRAFTS Slick Upper Darby PURPLE Plani: Mechanic 1109 Belheld Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plou: Col I esc School: Distinguished Honor Roll J. 4: Honor Roll 2; All-School Show 4; Publication Agent 2. J. 4 CUu: Senior Plsjr Usher; Oak Literary Staff; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Executive Committee 2; Commencement Usher J Club� : A Cappella. Treasurer 4; Choral 2. ). 4; Le Cerde Francaia 4; Tay-Wutalvan 4 Sporu: Baseball Numerals }; Hockey Numerals 2. 4 'nevin Charles schopf, jr. 7038 Clover Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Nickname: Bud Plant: College Sport� : Basket ball Numerals 2; Soccer Numerals 4; Junior Varsity Cross Country J; Vanity Cross Country 4 GEORGE H. SCHRADER 127 Houston Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Nickname: George C.'iubi: Fencing 4 Plans: Farmer HELEN ARLENE SCHULTZE 1110 Harding Drive Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Lynn Plans: Secretary Class: Senior Play Usher Clubs: A Cappella J; Choral 2. ), 4 -'LCJ eft £T 5 • 710 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Rene Plant: Physical Educat ices Teacher All-School Show 5. 4; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 4 CUu: Dance Committee 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Commencement Usher J; Sales Committee 4 Clubs: A Cappella J; Choral 2. J. Secretary 4; Hi-V 4; Tay-W istalvan 4 Sport.: Junior Varsity Hockey J; Varsity Hockey 4 DONALD IRVING SCOTT 621 Church Lanr ARTS AND CRAFTS Nickname: Scotty Clubs: Rite 2 Upper Darby GOLD Plans: Television VIRGINIA ALLEN SEAL 801 Collenbrook Avenue Drexel Hill SALESMANSHIP PURPLE Nickname: Ginnse School; All-School Show Student Council 2: Vpi- CJaas: Senice Play Publicity txxnmittce: Dance Com- mittee 2, i, 4; Executive Committee 2: Party Com- mittee 2. J Club� : Bowling 4; Choral 2. J. 4 Plant: Marriage 4; Publications Agent 2. 1; D h Literary Staff 2 Q-AIRE ELIZABETH SEMPLE 112 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Plans: Secretary School: Publication Agent 2. J Class: Party Committee J Club� : Choral ) .4 Sport� : Baseball Numerals 2: Hockey Numerals 2 DAVE SENER 357 Upland Way SCIENTIFIC Drexel Hill COLD Nickname Dave Plans: Undecided ALLAN LYNN SHANNON 305 Aldan Avenue Aldar SCIENTIFIC COLE Nickname: Al Ham: Electrical Engine S hocl: All-School Show ). 4; Band 2 } 4 Claa.: Dance Committee ); Party Committee 2 Clubs: La Socirdad Panamrricana 4; Rifle 2 JEAN H. SHAW 381 Upland Way ACADEMIC Nickname: Shaw Drexel Hill PURPLE Plan� : Marriage PUki: Work Cl.bs: A Cappetla 4; Choeal 2. J. 4 JOSEPH CHARLES SHERWOOD 7211 Sellers Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE ; hy Pldiit- College School: All-School Show J: Welfare Agent 5 Cleat: Dance Committee J. 4; Party Committee J: Junior Play Ticket Committee J Clubi- Choral Sf« rta: Junior Var.itv Bateball 2. ): Vanity Soccer 4 322 North Lansdowne Avenue Lansdowne DAVID SANTEE SHELLENBERGER 427 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bo«ie Plana: Soldier of Fortune Ctufei: La Sociedad Panamericana J SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Sue Plana: Commercial Artiat School: Acorn Art Staff 4 All-Schod Show 4; Honor Roll 2. ). 4; Student Council 2. J: l pi-Ddt Art Staff 4 _ CUu: Senior Play Publicity Committee: Dance Com- mittee 2: Etecutive Committee 2: Party Committee Clnba: A Camella 5. 4; Beau. Arts 2. i. 4: Bowline 2: Choral 2. ). 4 evr P JOHN C 'OHN CHARLES SIMONS 62 South Elm Avenue SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Jack School: Student Council 2. 4 Aldan PURPLE Plani: Col Use MARIANA ELIZABETH SLAWTER 126 Marlborough Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Xickfeme- Matijuaiu Plant: Work ScWol:iWeltare Agent 2 ... CM«4k Capoella J. 4: Chocua 2. J. 4 Sporta: Bate ball Numeral. J: Hockey Numeral. 2 JAMES R. SMINKEY 213 Wynnewood Avenue Lansdowne GENERAL BUSINESS COLD Nickname: Jim PUnt: Nayy IAM ROY SHOULBERG 6816 Chestnut Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Score Plana: Drntiatry School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Welfare Acent 2 Clara: Executive Committee }; Commencement Uaher J Club.: Hi-Y 4 Sporta: Junior Varsity Football J (J • I • BARTON MARK SILVERMAN 152 Ashby Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Batt Plena: Chemical Encineer School: Hooor Roll 2. J. 4; Diatinguiihed Honor Roll J; Student Council 4 Clear: Commencement Uaher J Ciubt: World Affairs Forum }. 4 MARY ANNE SIMPSON 26 Springton Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC COLD Entered Febeuary. 1949 Nickname: Simp Plena: College FREDERICK CHARLES SMALL 7264 Bradford Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Chip Plena: Work Clnba: Latin J; Terraqua 4 Sporta: Soccer Numerali J DOROTHY JEAN SMITH 12 Marlborough Road SALESMANSHIP Nickname: Dot Upper Darby PURPLE Plena: Advertising One Hundred Forty-four GORDON L. SMITH 12 Marlborough Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Plant: Auto Mechanic Clan: Junior Pity Stage Crew Clubt: Ride 2; Distributive Education 4 ' JANET MARIE SMITH 4019 Ellendale Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: Nurte School: Publication� Agent 2. i Clati: Senior Hay Uther Clubt: A Cappella }. 4: Choral 2. J. 4 Sporti: Hockey Numerali J; Junior Vanity Hockey 2. J; Vanity Hockey 4 JOYCE L. SMITH 3947 Stafford Road Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Nickname: Jo PUtu: Work Clubt: Bowling ). 4 PAUL LEE SMITH 237 Coverly Road Lamdowne GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plant: Construction Work THOMAS SMITH 6812 Baltimore Avenue Fern wood ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Tom Plant: Artitt JACK SMOLENS 325 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Nickname: Jocko Plant: Commercial Artitt � ELVIN X ELVIN WEIR SNYDER 7148 Radbourne Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Al Plant: Ccologist Sporu: Soccer Numerali 4 CHESTER PERRY SOUDERS 4051 Marshall Road SCIENTIFIC Nickname: Pierre Sporu: Vanity Soccer 4 Drexel Hill « PURPLE Plant: Forest Ranger JACQUELYN LEE SPARGO 1245 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname Jake Plant: Nurte Clubt: Choral 2. J. 4 WARREN C. SPATZ, JR. 7758 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: College Nickname: Spaatric School: Leaden Croup 2: Hoeioe Roll J Clubt: Fencing ); Rifle 2; Stei J. 4 Sporu: Baaebal! Numerali J einmets 2. Vice Pretident ROBERT BENSON SPEERS 7016 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bob Plant: Retire oo a Farm School: All-School Show ): Publicationi Agent J Clan: Etecutive Committee 2 Clubt: A Cappella 2. J. 4; Choral 2. J. Treasurer 4 Sporu: Bateball Numeral� J; Basketball Numeral� J; Cro� � Country, Manager 4 ELIZABETH MARY SPENCER 205 Pennsylvania Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: Nursing Committee; Bulletin Nickname: Betty CUtt: Senior Play. Publicity Board Committee 4 Clubt: Bowling 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Fin: Aid and So- cial Service 4; Hippocrate� 4; Latin 4; Leeuwenhoek 4 PATRICIA JANE SPRAGUE 347 Lakeview Avenue Drexcl Hill PURPLE Plans: Art School ACADEMIC Nickname: Patti School: Upi-Dah. Art StMT 4 Clou: Junior Play Committee; Dance Committee 3 Clubs: Beau. Aru 4. Chora] Club 2, 3; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 3; Basketball Numerals 3 DAVID ALLEN STAMPER 7278 Bradford Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Stumpfeitle Plans: Broadway School: All-School Show 4 Ctau: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast Clubs: A Cspprlla 3; Beaus Arts 2. 3: Choral 2. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 4; Pleiades 3. 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2 HAUL wesli WESLEY STEINER Drexel Hill PURPLE Plana: Commercial Artist 912 Foss Avenue ACADEMIC Nickname: Pogo ■ .an . School: Leaders Group 2; Publications Agent 3 Clou: Dance Committee 2 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 Sporu: Junior Varsity Football 3 FRANK C. STEVENS 111 North Carol Boulevard Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Plans: Work PATRICIA ANNESLEY STEWART 171 Houston Road Lansdowne ACADEMIC Nickname: Pat School: Stage Crew 4 , Ctau: Senior Play Stage Cfew Clubs: L Ccrcle Francais 4; Pleiades 4 COLD Plans: College GLORIA DOREE STALLSMITH 25 East Wayne Avenue Aldan (Entered January. I94S) ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Dory Plans: X-Ray Teehnieian School: All-School Show 3. 4; Honor Roll 3. 4; Band 3. 4 Class: Senior Play Cast. Costume Committee; Oak. Literary Stall 4; Dance Committee 4 Clubs: A Cappella 4; Choral Club 3. 4; Hippocrates 4; Pick JOHN HARRY STEIDEL 255 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Nickname: Jsdc Plans: Engineer KATHRYN AUDREY STEINMAN 233 Kingston Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Plans: Private Secretary School: Publications Typing Stall 4 Clan: Senior Play Costume Committee; Patty Commit- tee Clubs: Bowling 2. 3; Choeal 3._4 jXfrank l. 28 Mason Avenue 1028 SCIENTIFIC ALLAN E. STINER Aronimink Arms Apartments Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: AI Plani: College Clan: Dance Committee 2 Clubs: Choral 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 STEWART Upper Darby PURPLE Nickname: Bruno Plans: College School: All-School Show 2; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; District Orchestra 3. 4 Clubs: Hi-V 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM CHEAVER STEWART, JR. 2437 Marshall Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Stew Plans: Successful Businessman Sports: Baseball Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Baseball 2: Varsity Football 4 MARGARET JEAN STONE 3119 School Lane Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC Nickname: Peg Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 .qNV COLD Plans: Work One Hundred Fortysix M. CONSTANCE STRAUSER 278 South Norwinden Drive Springfield SCIENTIFIC PURPLE -Wnamt; Connie Plan.: Collate School: Honor Roll I. . 4; DutinguUhed Honor Roll 2 CU� «. Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Caat; Commence' menr Uaher J P am £icana 4; Pleiade� }, RALPH H. SWAN 413 Broadview Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Pirni: Saletnun Nickname Club.: a Clu.. Sport. Sn-anny Chorii J. 4 Rulrth.ll Numeral. J DOROTHY JANE SWEENEY 717 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Nickname: Dot School: Publication. Typing Stall 4 Club.: Bowling 4; Library 2 Plan.: Travel GERALD LEE SWIMMER 729 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD NfcfaMmr: Jerry Ha� .: College Cl � : Junior Play Uriier Club.: La Sockd.d Panamericana 2 Sport.: Junior Var.ity Football. Manager 4 BARBARA D. SYREN 2429 Garrett Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC icL� amc: Bobbe School: Band. Drum Majorrtte J COLD Plan.: Modeling FREDERICK DEAN TABBUTT 7108 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD . .eL«mr: Prcd Plan.: College School: Publication. Agent 4: Student Ccoecit ) L) —P'Cnrv� � • RICHARD N. TARLETON 625 Aroniminlc Place Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD 'Nickname: Dick Plan.: F. B. I. School: Acom. Reporter 4; Leader. Group 2; Orchctra 2. ). 4. Di.trict OrcbeMra 2. J. 4 Sport.: Junior Var.ity Crow Country i; Vanity Crow Country 4 BARBARA FRANCES THAETE 4014 Marshall Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC Nickname: Bab. School: Student Con� .-it 4- Honor Roll 4 Cl � «: Senior Play Publicity Onumittec Club.: Choral J. 4: Library 4 COLD Plane College LOIS ANN THEURER Rhoades Avenue Secane GENERAL BUSINESS COLD -Nickname: Lowie Plan,: General Oftce Work Cl � � : Party Comminer J Club� : Bowling 4; Choral 2. J. 4 EDWIN LEE THOMA 71 Merwood Drive Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Ed School: Public Speaking Prize } Plan� : Politic. ROBERT ARTHUR THOMAS 318 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS Nickname: Bob School: Band 4 .•W GOLD Plant: Mutician SARAH MAE THOMAS 7926 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD ETitiSL. Typing Scan 4 ” ‘- A Q JHZ-VVWV WILLIAM H. THORPE 7101 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Indian PU: College School: Student Council 2 Clou: Eiecutive Committee 2. J Sporu: Bate ball Numeral� J; Batknbjll Numeral J MARIANNE THRUSH 3730 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Plan� : Secretary School: All-School Show 4 Glut: Senior Play Uther Club: A Cappella 4; Choral 2. 3. 4: Fencint 4; La Scckdad Panamericana J. 4; Library 4 Sfx.ru: Hockey Numerali 4 ELIZABETH JANE TINKER 845 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Plani: Airline Hotteai TRELEASE Drexel Hill PURPLE Plant: College Show; Publication Agent 4; Publi- Staif J; Welfare Agent 2 Sull 4; Party Committee J: Senior Coatume Committee L-wP ' rOp NORA JANE TRUMBOWER g , Tj8 Kingston Road Upper Darby Nickname: Nora Plant: College School: All-School Show 4; Upi-Dah. Art Stall 4 Clan: Oak. Art Stall 4; Bulletin Beard Committee 2. J: Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 2 Clubt: Beau. Art. 2. 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4 Spoilt: Junior Varaity Batkethall 3 EDWARD MARTIN TOBEY 3421 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Ty Plant: Air Poree Clubt: Choral 2, 3: La Sockdad Panamerkatu 3 JOYCE CARROLL TRILLER 581 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby SALESMANSHIP COLD Plant: Work Clatt: Party Committee 2; Sale Committee 4 Clubt: Choral J. 4; Fencing 4 IRENE CHRISTINE TSIOURIS 247 Richfield Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC COLD Nickname: Irene . „ . PUnt: Doctor School: Publkationt Agent J: Welfare Agent 4 Clatt: Junior Play Uaher J: Senior Play Properly Com- mittee: Senior Play Uther: Commencement Uaher 3 Chtbt: Choral J; Fencing 2: Hippocrate 4; Pleiade. 4 MARGARETTA ALICE TURKINGTON 111 Heather Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Greta Plant: Secretary School: Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Ditlinguithcd Honor Roll 2. ; Publication Typing Stall. Manager 4; English Prise J Clatt: Senior Play Committee: Party Committee 2; Commencement Uther 3 Clubt: (bocal Club 2. J. 4 JOAN BOLTON TYLER Stonehurst Court Apartment Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC COLD Nickname: Joank Plant: Traveling School: Publicationi Typing Stall 4; Welfare Ag nt J Clubt: Choral 2. J. 4 JOAN DELAVAN TYLER 183 Wellington Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Nickname: Tr Plant: College School: All-School Show 4; Welfare Agent 2 Clubt: Beau Am 2. J; Choral 2. J: Fencing 2. 3. 4: Rile 2 DAVID ARTHUR UMBERGER 117 Priicilla Lane Aldan ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: Dave PUnt: Railroad Engineer One Hundred Forty-eight UNGER 46) Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC COLD Nickname: El I it Plant: College School: A. A. Council 4; All-School Show ). 4: Honor Roll J. 4; Dittinguuhed Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Wel- fare Acent 2: Leaden Group 2 Chur: Secretary 2. ). 4; Dance Committee J. 4; Ex- ecutive Committee 2. J. 4; Party Committee 4; Sale Committee 4; Commencement Uaher J Cluht: Hl-Y 2. . 4; Tay-W.ttalvan 2. � . 4 Spom: Hockey Numeral� 2. ): Junior Vanity Batketball 2; Junior Vanity Hockey 2. J; Vanity Batketball, Captain J; Vanity Hockey 4 CAROL DOLORES URIE 4936 State Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD ft y 4 J P JAN VAN HORN 4601 Marvine Avenue I 460 SCIENTIFIC Drexel Hill PURPLE Nickname J� n Van Plant: College School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Publication� Acrnt 2. J. 4; Upi-Dah Stall 2. J. 4; All-School Show 4 Clan: Senior Play Property Committee: Bulletin Board Committee J. 4; Party Committee J; Sale Commit- tee 4 Club� : Choral 2. J: Fin Aid and Social Service 2. J. 4; Le Cercie Francai� 4; Tay-Witulvan 4 Sport� : Bate ball Numeral� } GERALDINE JOSEPHINE URBANSKY 93 Barbara Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Gerry Plant: Butincaa School Club.: Choral }. 4 •Nickname: Jody Plant: Home Economic School: All-School Show 4: Publication Agent 4; Welfare Agent Clan: Senior Play Coatume Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 4: Sale� Committee 4 Club� : La Sociedad Panamerkana . JrA� urcs� A Sport� : Hockey N MARILYN LEE VAN MAELE 7803 Parkview Road Upper Darby ACCOUNTING COLD Plant: Butine School School: Welfare Agent 4 Clatt: Junior Play Publicity Committee ); Junior Play Uther J; Senior Play Publicity Committee JOAN ELIZABETH VASEY 7401-C Roger Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE ickname: Joanie Plant: Butine� � School Ctaai: Junior Play Publicity Committee Club� : Choral 2. J. 4 1 K ROBERT VAUGHAN 59 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Nickname: Bob Plant: Automobile Mechanic Clnbt: Riie 2: DUtribotive Education 4 Spout: Soccer Numeral 2 JOHN V. WADDINGTON 63 South Clifton Avenue Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS Nickname: Jack School: Welfare Faculty Committee 2 Ctabi: Bowling 2. J. 4 COLD Plant: Cook Pc) « THOMAS BLAINE WADDINGTON 63 South Clifton Avenue Aldan SALESMANSHIP GOLD Nickname: Tom Plant: Saletman School: Student Council 5 Club.: Bovtl.ng 2. J. 4 NEWTON WADE 2630 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Newt Plant: College Clubt: H.-V 4 Spout: Junior Vartity Football. Co-Captain J; Vartity Foothill 4 f JOYCE LUCILLE WAGNER 32 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Plant: Laboratory Technician School: Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Dittinguithed Honor Roll 2. J; Leader Group 2 Clan: Junior Play Publicity Committee: Bulletin Board Committee 4; Party Committee ); Commencement Uther } Clubt: A Cappella 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Hippocrate� 4; Latin 4 Hockey Numeral� 4 ' NED WAGNER 7224 Bradford Road SCIENTIFIC Upper Darby GOLD Plm: Prof rational FixaUi School: All-School Show : Student Council 4; Band 2. ). 4 Clou: Djiw Comminor 2 VI ERNEST J. WALKER 825 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Ernie Phnt: College School: Honor Rr.ll 2. J. 4: Sti� dcn� Council 2. J. 4 Clubi: Hi-Y 4 Sporti: Soccer Numeral J; Vanity I, 4 KATHLEEN MAE WALKER 63 Sunshine Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Nickname: Fi-Pi Plani: Work School: All-School Show J: Welfare Agent ) Club): Bowling 2. J; Fencing J; Dutnbi wive Education EDWARD KYRAN WALSH 4020 Marshall Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Ned Plant: Army Air Force Club� : La Sociedad Panamericana 4: Rifle 2 Sport� : Soccer Numeral� 2. J DORIS ELLEN WARD 65 Sunshine Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC Nickname: Domic PURPLE Plan� : Stenographer HOWARD M. WATTS 123 Wayne Avenue SCIENTIFIC Plan� : Undecided School: Band. Color Guard 4 Club� : Fencing J; German J; Rifle 4 Aldan GOLD One Hundred Fifty BARBARA ANN WALDRON 4058 Ellcndale Road GENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Barb Club� : Bowling ). 4 Upper Darby GOLD Plant: Butineta Secretary GEORGE ROBERT WALKER 193 Chapman Avenue SALESMANSHIP Nickname: George School: Publication� Agent 2 Sport� : Soccer Numerat� i Lansdowne GOLD Plan� : Work JOAN CONSTANCE WALSH 238 Huntley Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Plani: Receptioni� � Club� : Bowling 4; Le Cerele Francait 2; Library 2 a E. OWEN WALTMAN 7220 Bradford Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: O’Boy Plan� : Btuincaa Adminittration School: A. A. Council J: All-School Show ). 4 Club� : Hi-Y J. 4 Sport� : Vanity Football J. 4 RANDOLPH H. WATERFIELD, JR. 253 Cheswold Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Pork Plant: College Sport� : Bate ball Numeral� 2; Vanity Soccer 4 BARBARA ANNE WEAVER 385 Wcmbly Road STENOGRAPHIC Nickname: Bab� da� � : Party Committee 2 dub� : Bowling 4 w a Upper Darby GOLD Plan� : Stenographer 1105 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Xi'knsmc jo Plan,. College ScWI: Acorn. Reporter 2. J; All-School Show J; Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Dirtinguished Honor Roll 2; Leaders Croup 2; Art Award }; Srudrnc Council 2; Upi-Dah. Art Stall J. Art Editor 4; Wtlfarc Agent CUu- junior Play State Crew; Senior Pity Costume Committee; Oak. Art Stag; Dinee Committee 2; Etecut.ve Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Sale. '■ Uther J ( iuhi: Bowling 4. Team 4; Beau� Aru 2. J; Hi-Y J. Secretary 4; Tay-Wuiahan J. 4 oportt: Hockey Numeral� J JOY WEI BEL 933 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill SALESMANSHIP PURPLE Plan� : Undecided W. DAVID WEEMS 7037 Radbourne Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINE COLD -Nickname; Date Plans: U. S. Navy EAHW. Eaton Road 806 ACADEMIC WEINERT Drexel Hill PURPLE Nickname: Jean Piaiu: Commercial Artiit School; Acorn. Art Stag 2; Hcrtor Roll 2. J. 4; All- School Show }; Publicationi Agent 2. 4; Upi-Dih Art Stag 2. J, 4; Welfare Agent } Claar; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Oak. Art Stag; Dance Committee 5 CTnbi: Beau Aru J. President 4; Choral Club 4 EVELYN FRANCES WELLS 62 Beech Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE Plan,: Commercial Artist Nickname: Ev Schoof: Honor Roll 4 CJ.ee,: Senior Play Property Committee; Oak. Art Stag Cl-ba: Beau Aru 4; Latin 4; Le Cercle Francait 4 HOWARD WHITPAN, JR. 1014 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Stretch Pin,: U. S. Navy RALPH HENRY 7114 Clover Lane ARTS AND CRAFTS Nickname: Waay School: Honor Roll 4 Club,; Ride 2 WIKSTROM Upper Darby PURPLE Plan,: Draftsman GLADYS MAY WILDS 32 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE a.,., cJjTj'' 0c “ o Barbara jean wilkinson 1040 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Barb Plan,- fv.ll,,., All-School Show J; Leaden Croup 2; l pi-Dah Clin: Choral Club J. 4 Club,: Le Cercle Francau 4 LLOYD CYRUS WILKINSON 129 St. Lawrence Road Upper Darby CENERAL BUSINESS Nickname: Lightning School: All-School Show J. 4 Club,: Choral Club 2. 4; Hi-Y 4 Sporu: Vanity Football 4 PURPLE Plana: Work BETTY BEVERLY WILLIAMS 7235 Glenthornc Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Reds Plan,- An-School Show 2; Honor Roll 4; Publication! C «� : Junior Play Costume Committee; junior Play Properties; junior Play Publicity Committer; Dan« Coamittre 4; Party Committee 2 CJ-br: Fir Aid and Social Service 2. J. 4; La Soeiedad 5 l;U=!aiJ.4- RUSSELL D. WILLIAMS 509 Maryland Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Rum Plan.: Undecided EDNA MARIE WILSON 150 Springton Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Eddie PUm: Medutal Stenographer School: All-School Show 4; Publication Agent ); Stu- dent Council 2 . , „ , CUsi: Dance Committee J, 4; Executive Cemmittee 4; Party Committee J (auk.: Choral . 4 Sport.: Hockey Numeral 2 MADELINE C. WOLFENDEN 241 Powell Land Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Plan.: I nile inite THOMAS C. WOODING 361 Blanchard Road Drexel Hill ACCOUNTING PURPLE Nickname: Tom FUni: Woelc Club� : Bowling. Team Jf rich; RICHARD ALLEN YOST 122 Wc t Cliveden Street Philadelphia SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Nickname: Dick Pl« : Engineer School: All-School Show J: Band 2. J. 4 Clou: Party Committee I; Sale Cemmittee 4 (Tub.: Choral 4 FRED GEORGE YOOS 3500 Cedar Lane Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Nickname: Bod Pl«: Insurance FLORENCE JOANNE YOUNG 354 Richfield Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Nickname: Jo-Jo Plant: Teacher School: All-School Show 2; Honor Roll 4; Leader. Group 2: Publication Agent 2 Clan: Senior Play Ca t; Sale Committee 4; Com- mencement U her ) Club.: A Cappclta J. 4; Choral 2. }. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2. Vice-Pre� ident J. Ptctident 4; Pleiade 4 Sport : Baxhall Numeral 2; Hockey Numeral� 2. J ROY EDGAR YOUNG, JR. 308 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE WILLIAM FREDERICK ZEBLEY 7068 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Nickname: Skip Club.: World AU air. Focum 4 Plan : Work Nickname: Ball Plan.: Printer Schopl: Student Council 4 Club.: Distributive Education 4 IIS'I THELMA M. ZIMMERMAN 327 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD MARY THERESA ZIVIELLO 11 South Second Street Langdownc STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Nickname: The! Plane Mimionary School: Honor Roll J. 4; Publication Agent J; Pub- licatum Buiineu Stall 4; Upi-Dih Art Staff 4 Cla� � : Junior Plat Publicity Cemmittee; Senior Play Property Committee: Oak Art Staff 4 Clfcbi: A Cappclla 4; Beaux Art 4: Choral Club J. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana i Sport.: Hockey Numeral 4 N'cknamr: Terry Plans: Stenographer School: Publication. Typing Staff 4 Ciasi: Senior Play Publicity Committee Onr Hundred Fiftytux -•--1 1 LIU 5 il 1: If. - K P T | o t4 ' ME A V E. N C E '1 -TEKTA.T'V'E fi.A 3- •pOU.' -.SEKIOJC HIGH SCHOOL- -APR.IL I3+-9 - -